Anathem by Neal Stephenson

Anathem by Neal Stephenson

On the world of Arbre, thinkers live in walled concents cut off from the outside — some opening their gates once a year, some once a century, some once every thousand years. Erasmas is a young member of a ten-year order.

Then a telescope is pointed at something in orbit, the gates are opened, and the scientists are pulled into a world they have deliberately ignored for generations. Stephenson invents his own vocabulary, includes mathematical dialogues as appendices, and builds a novel that is genuinely about Platonism. It takes a hundred pages to acclimatise and is worth it.

Winner of the Locus Award. Long, demanding, and one of the most ambitious science fiction novels of the century.

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