The Gold Coast is the second novel of the Three Californias triptych (or Orange County trilogy). It was published in and by his own account is the most autobiographical of all of Robinson’s novels. In a future California where technology has run wild and everywhere is an urban sparwl, a young English teacher tries to find love, meaning and a way to make things right. In an excellent interview in the LA Review of Books, Robinson confirmed the partly autobiographical nature of The Gold Coast, implies his father was a military engineer too, and even goes as far to call it “the story of that time and place, Orange County in the s, in a way I /5. The Gold Coast: Three Californias (Three Californias, 2) by Kim Stanley Robinson and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at www.doorway.ru
Kim Stanley Robinson, The Gold Coast. I write this review of Kim Stanley Robinson's The Gold Coast, the second volume in his so-called Three Californias series, with the knowledge that in Oakland tonight, an estimated police officers moved with tear gas, batons, and flash grenades against a group of peaceful - and of course predictably. The Gold Coast (Three Californias Triptych, #2) Published May 15th by Orb Books. Paperback, pages. Author (s): Kim Stanley Robinson. ISBN: (ISBN ) Edition language: English. The Gold Coast is the second novel of the Three Californias triptych (or Orange County trilogy). It was published in and by his own account is the most autobiographical of all of Robinson's novels. In a future California where technology has run wild and everywhere is an urban sparwl, a young English teacher tries to find love, meaning and a way to make things right.
The Gold Coast is the second book in the Three Californias Triptych, written by Kim Stanley www.doorway.ru triptych portrays three visions of a future Orange County: the first, The Wild Shore, post-apocalyptic; the second, The Gold Coast, dystopian; and the third, Pacific Edge, utopian. The Gold Coast forms the second volume of the Californias Trilogy written by Kim Stanley Robinson. All three novels present three different future worlds of California. The Gold Coast is set in somewhere after the mid-twenty first century, and shows the hyper-urbanized, postmodern “Orange County.”. In an excellent interview in the LA Review of Books, Robinson confirmed the partly autobiographical nature of The Gold Coast, implies his father was a military engineer too, and even goes as far to call it “the story of that time and place, Orange County in the s, in a way I don’t think any other novel has.”.
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