2312 by Kim Stanley Robinson

Book Title	2312
Genre	Science Fiction
Author	Kim Stanley Robinson
Publisher	Orbit
Published	Jun 25, 2013
Format	Trade Paperback
Condition	Good
Condition Notes	Dust jacket shows moderate shelf wear with edge wear, corner wear, and light rubbing. Small label residue visible on the lower front corner. Binding remains solid and pages are clean and readable. Attractive reading and collectible copy.
Condition	Good

Synopsis

In the year 2312, humanity has spread throughout the Solar System. Mercury, Mars, the moons of Jupiter and Saturn, and countless engineered habitats are home to diverse civilizations shaped by advanced technology and centuries of social evolution.

When a sudden act of terrorism threatens the fragile balance holding the Solar System together, artist and diplomat Swan Er Hong becomes entangled in a far-reaching conspiracy. Joined by a small group of allies, she must uncover the truth before political tensions, artificial intelligences, and hidden forces push humanity toward catastrophe.

EugeneBookstore Summary:

2312 is one of Kim Stanley Robinson’s most acclaimed novels, combining grand-scale worldbuilding with scientific realism and social speculation. Robinson creates a richly imagined future where humanity has transformed itself and the Solar System, exploring themes of ecology, politics, identity, and technological progress. Widely regarded as one of the defining science fiction novels of the 21st century.

Collector Notes:

A highly sought-after modern science fiction novel and a cornerstone of Kim Stanley Robinson’s body of work. First hardcover editions remain desirable among collectors of contemporary science fiction, especially because of the novel’s numerous award wins and critical acclaim. Frequently recommended to readers who enjoy thoughtful, scientifically grounded future histories.

Awards:

2312 won the Nebula Award for Best Novel (2012).
Won the BSFA Award for Best Novel (2012).
Finalist for the Hugo Award for Best Novel.
Finalist for the Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel.
Widely considered one of Kim Stanley Robinson’s most important works.