Steve Himmer (Livres)

Steve Himmer Livres

Steve Himmer crée des romans qui explorent les paysages complexes des relations humaines et les rouages internes de l'esprit. Son écriture est reconnue pour ses aperçus pénétrants sur la nature humaine et son approche stylistique distinctive. Au-delà de ses romans, Himmer contribue avec des nouvelles, des essais et des critiques à diverses revues littéraires, explorant des thèmes tels que l'identité, la mémoire et la quête de sens.

Fram

248pages
9 heures de lecture

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Fram is the story of Oscar, a minor bureaucrat in the US government's Bureau of Ice Prognostication, an agency created to compete with the Soviets during the heyday of the Cold War and still operating in the present without the public's knowledge. Oscar and his partner Alexi are tasked with inventing discoveries and settlements in the Arctic, then creating the paperwork and digital records to “prove” their existence, preventing the inconvenience and expense of actual exploration. The job is the closest Oscar has come to his boyhood dream of being a polar explorer, until he and Alexi are sent on a secret mission to the actual Arctic, which brings them into a mysterious tangle of rival agencies and espionage that grows more dangerous the farther north they travel.