The Chain of Change

  • Evans J
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Abstract

This "novel of suspense" from Europe's favorite deep-think science-fictioner is rather light on the suspense, rather heavy on the philosophical implications{\&}{\#}8212Kirkus Review A former astronaut turned private detective goes on the trail in a futuristic Italy to discover why a number of people have died mysteriously. The investigation takes him to a hallucinatory world where life is cheap and accidents a matter of course.

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Evans, J. D. G. (1991). The Chain of Change. Philosophical Studies, 33, 414–417. https://doi.org/10.5840/philstudies1991/19923362

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