To Choke an Ocean by Jesse F. Bone
The novel explores the intersection of technology and human relationships through a narrative that spans multiple timelines. It centers around a young woman who becomes involved with an enigmatic figure from her past, leading to a complex web of emotions and connections. The story delves into themes of identity, memory, and the impact of technological advancements on personal relationships.
By Jesse F. Bone · First published 1960 · Genre: Science Fiction, Adventure, Political Fiction · 10,690 words
First lines
[Sidenote: _Gourmets all agree that nothing can beat oysters on the half-shell -- not even the armed might of the Terran Confederation! _]
"Nice that you dropped in," the man in the detention room said. "I never expected a visit from the Consul General. It makes me feel important."
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- Work type: Novel
- Author: Jesse F. Bone
- Date: 1960 CE
- Language: English
- Genres: Science Fiction, Adventure, Political Fiction, Ecological Fiction, Humor
- Length: 10,690 words
- Structure: 1 section, 250 paragraphs
- Reading fit: Fairly Easy (7th Grade)
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Genres
- Science Fiction — The narrative explores futuristic themes, interstellar travel, and alien species, characteristic of the science fiction genre.
- Adventure — The plot involves exploration, conflict, and the quest to solve ecological problems, typical of adventure narratives.
- Political Fiction — The story delves into themes of governance, diplomacy, and the impact of political decisions on society.
- Ecological Fiction — The central conflict revolves around ecological balance and the consequences of introducing non-native species.
Tags
Environmental Fiction · Dystopian · Science Fiction · Eco-Thriller · Apocalyptic · Disaster Novel · Survival Story · Post-Apocalyptic · Ecological Disaster · Oceanic Catastrophe · Climate Change · Futuristic