Reviewed by Kathryn Andersen (20 September 2001)
| Title: | Deepwater Black |
| Author: | Ken Catran |
| Genre: | Teen/Kid, Science Fiction |
| Series: | Deepwater 1 |
| Copyright: | 1992 |
| Binding: | paperback |
| LibraryThing: | Deepwater Black |
| Status: | Owned |
How do you have your cake and eat it too? How do you tell a far-future story from an accessible point of view? This author has managed to do so, by plunging a 20th-century person into the situation on board the far-future spaceship Deepwater -- or is that what's really going on?
Despite its small size, and being a children's SF novel, this was an intriguing bit of SF, with good character development.
There has apparently been a TV series made based on this book (see <http://www.scifi.com/missiongenesis/>) called "Mission Genesis". It appears to be based on the scenario and characters, but I don't think the plot is the same. It only lasted for one season, but there are fans of it out there.
Sid & Nancy Scale: space-football
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