The Supernova Era by Cixin Liu - Standalone Sci-Fi Paperback Novel, Translated by Joel Martinsen - Hugo Award-Winning Author of The Three-Body Problem

Titles in This Set: The Supernova Era by Cixin Liu Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781800248960 Overview: The Supernova Era is a gripping science fiction novel by Cixin Liu that plunges readers eight years into the future. When a distant supernova dies, Earth faces a terrifying countdown: within a year, every person over the age of thirteen will die as chromosomes are irreparably damaged. The book follows ordinary youths who must become extraordinary problem-solvers in a suddenly child-centered world. This standalone, paperback edition brings Liu’s hard-science imagination to life for fans of expansive, thought-provoking storytelling. It invites readers to consider courage, sacrifice, and what truly defines humanity. About the Books: The Supernova Era follows a world rewritten by cosmic physics. When the distant supernova’s shock reaches Earth, the biology of childhood becomes a lifeline: only children under thirteen survive, forcing a society to reorganize around younger generations who must learn, improvise, and govern with limited adult guidance. Liu weaves a tapestry of school corridors, improvised laboratories, and makeshift governments as teens face scarce resources, shifting loyalties, and moral questions that come with power. The narrative moves between intimate moments of friendship, fear, and humor, and sweeping, planetary-scale consequences as doctors, engineers, and students race to endure while preserving hope. The tone alternates between brisk, puzzle-like problem solving and reflective wonder at the cosmos. This is as much a coming-of-age story as a speculative thriller: a meditation on what a civilization owes its children—and what children, free from inherited privilege, can achieve when the world needs them most. Readers will be drawn to the scientific detail—genetics, astrophysics, epidemiology—paired with emotional stakes that make the countdown feel personal. The result is a bold fusion of science and resilience, ideal for readers