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Retired gambler Scott Crane is forced back into the "game" by the legacy of his father, who had seized control of the Las Vegas gambling empire in the 1940s. By the author of The Anubis Gates. 20,000 first printing. $15,000 ad/promo.
Review:
"Dazzling . . . a tour de force, a brilliant blend of John le Carre spy fiction with the otherworldly."--Dean Koontz
"There's never been a novel quite like DECLARE...one of the protean Powers's most absorbing and rewarding creations."--Kirkus Starred Review
"Tim Powers is a brilliant writer. Declare's occult subtext for the deeper Cold War is wonderfully original and brilliantly imagined."--William Gibson
"DECLARE is classic Tim Powers, his best novel since Last Call, and possibly his best to date."--Locus Magazine
"Highly ingenious . . . No one else writes like Powers, and Declare finds him at the top of his game."--San Francisco Chronicle
Dazzling . . . a tour de force, a brilliant blend of John le Carre spy fiction with the otherworldly. --Dean Koontz"
There s never been a novel quite like DECLARE one of the protean Powers s most absorbing and rewarding creations. --Kirkus Starred Review"
Highly ingenious . . . No one else writes like Powers, and Declare finds him at the top of his game. --San Francisco Chronicle"
DECLARE is classic Tim Powers, his best novel since Last Call, and possibly his best to date. --Locus Magazine"
Tim Powers is a brilliant writer. Declare s occult subtext for the deeper Cold War is wonderfully original and brilliantly imagined. --William Gibson"
Title: Last Call
Publisher: William Morrow & Co
Publication Date: 1992
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket