Aristoi

From the Zelazny-esque world of Knight Moves to the criminal comedy caper of the Drake Maijstral books (think Raffles in Space, with just a touch of Jeeves, and you won't go far wrong), he's put his own distinctive stamp on a host of popular themes — and broken new ground of his own, with such landmark novels as Aristoi and Metropolitan.

Archive 2010-05-01 Blue Tyson 2010

So in a word, No. These are the words of the hero of heroes, the "Aristoi Acheon" -- the "Best of the Acheans."

Andrew Bickford: Shadow Elite: Pat Tillman & Why Soldier Hero Worship Serves the Powerful ... Not the Soldiers Andrew Bickford 2010

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OMG ITS FIRE | My[confined]Space 2009

Moving on to SF, I think what would be best is someone who writes at least in a mildly old-fashioned vein -- if I were answering the question a decade ago, I'd point to Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars trilogy, Walter Jon Williams's Aristoi and Doomsday Book by Connie Willis.

MIND MELD: New SF/F Recommendations for the Golden Age Reader 2009

So in a word, No. These are the words of the hero of heroes, the "Aristoi Acheon" -- the "Best of the Acheans."

Andrew Bickford: Shadow Elite: Pat Tillman & Why Soldier Hero Worship Serves the Powerful ... Not the Soldiers Andrew Bickford 2010

After the Hugos I pack my luggage for departure the next morning, then hop into bed and finish Walter Jon William's Aristoi, which I had been reading throughout the weekend.

Voice of the Fans: What's Your Most Memorable Convention Experience? 2010

So in a word, No. These are the words of the hero of heroes, the "Aristoi Acheon" -- the "Best of the Acheans."

Andrew Bickford: Shadow Elite : Pat Tillman & Why Soldier Hero Worship Serves the Powerful ... Not the Soldiers Andrew Bickford 2010

I remember Aristoi as being pretty good as was Angel Station, but I thought Dread Empire's Fall was just OK.

REVIEW: Implied Spaces by Walter Jon Williams 2008

Walter Jon Williams penned an interesting novel called Aristoi, wherein he taps the idea that we possess fragments of other personalities locked away inside our brains; he called them daimones.

Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » Interview: Ann Aguirre, Part 1 2008

The first book Andres ever told me to read was Aristoi by Walter Jon Williams.

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