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John C. Wright's The Golden Age

By Sci-Fi Books

The Golden Age is a science fiction novel by John C. Wright that takes place in a far future world where humans have achieved immortality through technology. The story follows Phaethon, a member of the ruling class who discovers a conspiracy that threatens the stability of society. Along with his friend, Orphu of Io, and a sentient computer program named Helion, Phaethon sets out to uncover the truth and save his society. The novel explores themes of identity, morality, and the consequences of unchecked technological advancement. It is the first book in the "Golden Age" trilogy.

John C. Wright's The Golden Age

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  1. Who wrote The Golden Age: A Romance of the Far Future?
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