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Description from [http://www.digitalnoir.com/gw/index.htm Mixon/Gould website]: | Description from [http://www.digitalnoir.com/gw/index.htm Mixon/Gould website]: | ||
: A struggling young company—one that uses a new technology to produce clean, ocean-based power in a deep-water facility to power mariculture and ocean research ventures—is threatened by terrorists and a hurricane, coerced by crooked state regulators, and becomes the subject of an undercover FBI investigation. | : A struggling young company—one that uses a new technology to produce clean, ocean-based power in a deep-water facility to power mariculture and ocean research ventures—is threatened by terrorists and a hurricane, coerced by crooked state regulators, and becomes the subject of an undercover FBI investigation. | ||
Mixon and Gould on their website described the nature of their [[husband-wife collaborations|collaboration]] as equal, and then describing specifics. Such levels of detail help avoid fueling later speculation about avowedly or presumptively joint ventures such as the male coauthor taking deserved credit from, or giving undeserved credit to, the female coauthor. | |||
==Editions== | ==Editions== | ||
Latest revision as of 09:10, 25 April 2007
Greenwar is a 1997 novel by Laura J. Mixon and Steven Gould.
Description from Mixon/Gould website:
- A struggling young company—one that uses a new technology to produce clean, ocean-based power in a deep-water facility to power mariculture and ocean research ventures—is threatened by terrorists and a hurricane, coerced by crooked state regulators, and becomes the subject of an undercover FBI investigation.
Mixon and Gould on their website described the nature of their collaboration as equal, and then describing specifics. Such levels of detail help avoid fueling later speculation about avowedly or presumptively joint ventures such as the male coauthor taking deserved credit from, or giving undeserved credit to, the female coauthor.
Editions
- 1997 hardcover Tor Forge ISBN 0-312-85261-4
- 1998 paperback
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