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Spiegel
By: Cixin Liu, Marc Hermann - Übersetzer
Narrated by: Mark Bremer
Length: 2 hrs and 31 mins

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Spiegel

Name: Spiegel
Brand: Random House Audio
SKU: BK_RHDE_004768UK
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By: Cixin Liu, Marc Hermann - Übersetzer

Narrated by: Mark Bremer

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Summary

China in der nahen Zukunft. Der junge, ehrgeizige Beamte Song Cheng stößt auf einen gewaltigen Korruptionsskandal. Doch plötzlich wird er selbst ins Gefängnis geworfen. Dort taucht ein geheimnisvoller Mann mit einem Supercomputer auf, der ebenfalls verfolgt wird – weil er alles weiß. Einfach alles. Wie kann das sein? Und welche Konsequenzen hat das?

Mit seiner Novelle Spiegel erweist sich Cixin Liu, Autor des Weltbestsellers Die drei Sonnen, einmal mehr als scharfer Beobachter der chinesischen Gegenwart und als literarischer Visionär der Welt von morgen.