
Van Gogh in Space
by Douglas Kendall
220 pages· 2000· ISBN 9780595140763
About
What would happen if the famous 19th century artist VINCENT VAN GOGH found himself in a far future world -- an amazing world built within a black hole? John One, a young adventurer from Infinity City, sets sail aboard a gravitonic sailship, uses the forbidden time travel exit from the black hole, and sails for ancient Earth in search of art treasures. Amid humorous and near-fatal conflicts with the men and women of 19th century France, he finds one of the most famous artists of all time! Will the artist journey to Infinity City to produce more of his legendary artwork, treasured throughout the Galaxy? Could he be enticed by Infinity City's anti-aging Pill of Life? Would John One use force?? And could the problems leading to Van Gogh's suicide be left behind? More than science fiction - a story of gripping adult relationships and certain struggles forever timeless. And this is only the first book of the exciting and adventure-filled Infinity City series, where famous figures from history live again in a world within a black hole, a world of incredible ultra high technology, faster-than-light, time-traveling gravitonic sailships, and advanced genetic engineering that reverses the aging process.
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