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Tower of Glass. 1970 Tower of Glass
by Robert Silverberg
First Edition 1970
Charles Scribner's Sons
New York
ISBN: N/A
Hardback in dust jacket
Cover illustrator unknown
248 pages
Price: $5.95

Notes
Tower of Glass, a standalone novel by Robert Silverberg.

Previously published as a three part serial in Galaxy (April to June 1970).

The image opposite and the blurb below are from the 1987 Orbit/Futura paperback edition, ISBN 0708882439. Cover illustration by Mark Salwowski.

Publisher's Blurb – Lower Cover
The tower soars with dazzling elegance above the Arctic Tundra: the eighth wonder of the world, a miracle, a monument to man's vision and determination . . .

It is the year 2218. Simeon Krug, industrial potentate, is driven by an obsession: to build a colossal tower that will reach out to answer signals from deep space. The androids are his tools – perfect synthetic creations, the ideal workforce for their superhuman task. Krug spurs them on with feverish excitement, blindly unaware of the impending crisis. For the androids have made him their God and believe that through his intercession they will be lifted to the level of flesh-and-blood mankind. But Krug is not God, and when the androids learn the brutal truth, an orgy of destruction is unleashed which threatens far more than Krug's tower of glass.

'In TOWER OF GLASS Silverberg surpasses himself. This is a multi-levelled work of high adventure, considerable tension and . . . social consciousness'
Harlan Ellison

 
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