From the Back Cover
On the planet Monde D'Isle a rugged human-descended people live in union with their world. They migrate with the tides of the moon, sense the meridians of the planet and slip into a Dreamtime that grants them access to - and escape from - the darker urges of their animal nature. But Mevennen is out of tune with her people's bloodmind and fears for her life during the time of the hunt, when her people seek out the weakest as their prey. And she seems haunted by a ghost.
Now an expedition has arrived on Monde D'Isle, charged with bringing utopia to this lost colony. The "ghost" is anthropologist Shu Idaan Gho and she promises to heal Mevennen - but it is a promise that comes with a price the whole world must pay. And why should the world want to?
The Ghost Sister was first published in the US in 2001 to immediate acclaim: it was a New York Times Notable Book of 2001, it was nominated for the Philip K. Dick and the Spectrum Awards (Best Novel), and in the UK it was on the shortlist for BSFA best novel.
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About the Author
Liz Williams is the daughter of a conjuror and a Gothic novelist, and currently lives in Brighton, England. She has a PhD in philosophy of science from Cambridge. Her novels The Ghost Sister, Empire of Bones, The Poison Master and Nine Layers of Sky are or will be published in the US by Bantam Spectra. She has had short fiction published in Asimov's, Interzone, The Third Alternative and Realms of Fantasy, among others, and is co-editor of the recent anthology Fabulous Brighton. Her short fiction has featured in the 16th Year's Best SF anthology, with honourable mentions in subsequent Year's Best for SF and Fantasy. Her short story 'Adventures in the Ghost Trade' was shortlisted for a BSFA Award in 2001. She is also the current secretary of the Milford UK SF Writers' Workshop.
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