Name: Metro 2035
SKU: 65545110
Price: 27.39 EUR
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Author: Dmitry Glukhovsky
ISBN: 9781399639507

Type

Physical Book

Author

Dmitry Glukhovsky

Publisher

Gollancz

Year

2026

Language

English

Pages

480

Format

Hardcover

Dimensions

24x15 cm

ISBN13

9781399639507

Metro 2035

Dmitry Glukhovsky (Author) · Gollancz · Hardcover

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Synopsis "Metro 2035"

A BRIGHTER PAST. A DARKER FUTURE.

The year is 2035. It's been twenty years since World War Three wiped out humankind. The only survivors were those who made it through the gates of the Metro, the subway system of Moscow city. It's there, hundreds of feet below the ground, that they try to outlive the end of the days. But the Metro's citizens, torn apart by religions and ideologies, are fighting for the now scarce commodities: air, water and space.

Artyom is no stranger to the Metro. Driven by a desire to lead his people out from the depths and into the light, he relentlessly searches for signs of life on the surface. And he will stop at nothing be the saviour that humanity needs . . .

Metro 2035 by Dmitry Glukhovsky is the final thrilling book in the Metro trilogy, a series that inspired the bestselling computer games Metro 2033, Metro: Last Light and Metro: Exodus.

Dmitry Glukhovsky

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Dmitry Glukhovsky, born on June 12, 1979 in Moscow, Russia, is a writer and journalist known for his contribution to the post-apocalyptic science fiction genre. Graduated in Journalism and International Relations from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, he has worked as a correspondent for various international media.

His most notable work is Metro 2033 (2002), which spawned a successful literary and video game franchise. This was followed by Metro 2034 (2009) and Metro 2035 (2015), all set in a post-apocalyptic Moscow. Other notable novels include Twilight (2007) and Futu.re (2013), which explore themes of science fiction and fantasy.

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