INFINITY GATE By M. R. Carey

COVER DESIGN BY NICO TAYLOR

M. R. Carey’s Infinity Gate begins with an Artificial Intelligence describing how it came into sentience: the combination of Hadiz Tambuwal (a scientist), Essien Nikanika (a rogue), and Topaz Tourmaline FiveHills (a rabbit).

Carey creates a Universe where Step technology allows travel between parallel worlds. But the multiverse is threatened by two colossal empires: The Pandominion made up of thousands of worlds of living species and the Ansurrection made up of hundreds of thousands of worlds of machines. A war is brewing and worlds will be destroyed by unstoppable weapons.

After 500 pages, Carey leaves us this message: “The story continues in Book Two of The Pandominion.” I’m eager to find out where Carey is going with this multiverse in deep trouble plot. GRADE: B

6 thoughts on “INFINITY GATE By M. R. Carey

    1. george Post author

      Jeff, INFINITY GATE garnered a rave review in the NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW. That pushed INFINITY GATE up to the top of my Read Real Soon stack.

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  1. Byrin

    Much like time travel stories, I’ve had enough multiverse stuff to last me for at least a decade. Both are really being beaton into the ground. Also I doubt I’ll be getting into anymore series and sequels. The ongoing trend of endless IP has left me a one-and-done kind of guy. I’m glad you’re enjoying it though and admire your ability to tackle these doorstops.

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    1. george Post author

      Byron, the multiverse or metaverse along with Artificial Intelligence push a lot of buttons for publishers lately. Normally, I wait until a series or trilogy concludes before I tackle it–especially if the volumes are 500 pages or more each. But, I made an exception in the case of INFINITY GATE because of the positive, enthusiastic review in the NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW. Now, I have to wait–suspended in mid-air by INFINITY GATE’s cliffhanger–for a year.

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  2. Todd Mason

    I’m never too fond of gaping-mouth imagery (Tucker Carlson’s “I’ve just been hit in the head with a 2×4” affectations hasn’t helped there)…where’s the photo from?

    All seems a bit on the cutesy side…but if it’s good so far, I’ll take your word for it…

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