Caliban’s War

 

                         
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Title
Caliban’s War
Author James S. A. Corey
Genre Science Fiction, Space Opera
Format N/A

 

Book Description
Caliban’s War is the second novel in The Expanse series, expanding the story beyond the solar system’s political cold war as a new and terrifying use of the protomolecule threatens humanity. As Earth, Mars, and the Belt edge closer to open conflict, multiple viewpoints—from politicians to soldiers to survivors—reveal how fear, ambition, and secrecy can accelerate catastrophe. The novel deepens the series’ focus on power, accountability, and the human cost of technological escalation.

 

About Author

James S. A. Corey is the pen name used by American writers Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck, best known for co-authoring The Expanse series. The duo combined Abraham’s experience as a fantasy and science-fiction novelist with Franck’s background in writing, television production, and world-building.

The partnership began when Franck developed the universe of The Expanse as a role-playing game setting, which evolved into a novel series starting with Leviathan Wakes (2011). The books are celebrated for their realistic physics, complex political systems, and character-driven storytelling, blending hard science fiction with space opera.

The success of the novels led to a widely acclaimed television adaptation, further cementing James S. A. Corey as one of the most influential voices in modern Science Fiction.

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