Icebones

Stephen Baxter

Victor Gollancz Limited, 2001 - Fiction - 278 pages

The conclusion of Stephen Baxter's Mammoth trilogy sees the genetically modified children of Silverhair finally inherit their home: the Skysteppe; a partially terraformed Mars. Follows Longtusk.

What people are saying

Review: Icebones (Mammoth #3)

User Review  - Claudia Smallman - Goodreads

There is such a thing as 'over-description' and I believe that's what the most prominent flaw in Icebones and the Mammoth series is. Indeed there's nothing wrong with description. It's beautiful; it ...

Review: Icebones (Mammoth #3)

User Review  - Jared - Goodreads

Probably the best of the uniformly excellent Mammoth trilogy by Baxter. Great characterization (especially for non-humans) and the author excels at creating a realistic mind-set of a talking, thinking and feeling mammoth. I can understand why this series isn't more popular.

Bibliographic information

• Title: Icebones; Book 3 of Mammoth Series, Mammoth Series
• Author: Stephen Baxter
• Edition: illustrated
• Publisher: Victor Gollancz Limited, 2001
• ISBN: 0575072105, 9780575072107
• Length: 278 pages
• Subjects: Fiction / Science Fiction / General