River of Gods

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River of Gods is a science fiction novel by Ian McDonald set in a near-future, politically fragmented India, exploring artificial intelligence, climate change, and cultural upheaval through multiple interwoven narratives.

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instanceOf science fiction novel
author Ian McDonald NERFINISHED
authorOf River of Gods NERFINISHED
awardNomination Arthur C. Clarke Award NERFINISHED
Hugo Award for Best Novel NERFINISHED
awardNominationYear 2005
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
coverArtist Chris Moore NERFINISHED
exploresTheme artificial intelligence
climate change
cultural upheaval
political fragmentation
featuresElement AI entities
Hindu mythology influences
monsoon failure
water scarcity
genre science fiction
hasCharacterType AI researcher
civil servant
gangster
police officer
politician
stand-up comedian
hasMediaType hardcover
paperback
print
hasSequel The Dervish House NERFINISHED
isbn 9780743404000
language English
mainSettingDetail politically fragmented India
market adult fiction
narrativePerspective third-person
narrativeStructure multiple interwoven narratives
notableFor complex multi-POV structure
depiction of future India
integration of AI and religious motifs
pages 592
partOfLooseSeries Ian McDonald near-future world novels
publicationDate 2004
publisher Pyr NERFINISHED
Simon & Schuster
publisherImprint Simon & Schuster UK NERFINISHED
settingLocation India NERFINISHED
settingTime 2047
mid-21st century
subgenre near-future science fiction

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