Death's End (the Three-Body Problem Series Book 3)

What Death's End (the Three-Body Problem Series Book 3) is about

Death's End is the third and final book in Cixin Liu's Three-Body Problem series, written by the author often called China's bestselling and best-loved science fiction writer. The first book won the Hugo and Nebula Awards, the first translated novel to take a major SF prize. This volume opens half a century after the Doomsday Battle, in an Earth that seems to have found a fragile peace. Dark Forest Deterrence holds the Trisolaran invaders at bay, and the knowledge they have shared has brought unprecedented prosperity. Human science moves forward daily, and the Trisolarans are taking up Earth culture. The book looks at how two civilizations might live side by side when deterrence is the only thing between them and mutual destruction. It is best read after the first two books, and it suits readers who like big scientific ideas.

Questions about Death's End (the Three-Body Problem Series Book 3)

When was Death's End (the Three-Body Problem Series Book 3) published?

Death's End (the Three-Body Problem Series Book 3) by 刘慈欣 was first published in 2010.

Was Death's End (the Three-Body Problem Series Book 3) one of the best books of 2010?

Death's End (the Three-Body Problem Series Book 3) is #17 on BookWard's Best Books of 2010, out of 43 2010 books that cleared our data bar. 309 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 4.3 out of 5 (106 ratings).

Why is Death's End (the Three-Body Problem Series Book 3) on the Best Books of 2010 list?

309 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 4.3 out of 5 (106 ratings).

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