Clarke’s odyssey ends with middling fictional enterprise
The Last Theorem. By Arthur C Clarke and Frederik Pohl, HarperVoyager, €22
The Last Theorem. By Arthur C Clarke and Frederik Pohl, HarperVoyager, €22
It’s always tempting to address a writer’s body of work through their most recently published book, and never more so than when the writer in question has recently passed on.
Arthur C Clarke died in March this year aged 90, having started The Last Theorem in 2002.Unable to finish it due to his ailing health, he invited fellow science...
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