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“Singer Distance by Ethan Chatagnier ” is a good book that you can read online or download to read it later. Before starting the reading or downloading, here is the summary of the book that you can read. “Surprising, captivating, surpassingly intelligent.”—Kevin Brockmeier, author of The Ghost Variations For fans of Station Eleven and Light from Other Stars, Ethan Chatagnier’s propulsive, genre-bending debut novel asks: what happens when we discover intelligent life just next door? And what does it really mean to know we’re not alone in the universe? The odds of the planet next door hosting intelligent life are—that’s not luck. That’s a miracle. It means something.In December 1960, Crystal Singer, her boyfriend Rick, and three other MIT grad students take a cross-country road trip from Boston to Arizona to paint a message in the desert. Mars has been silent for thirty years, since the last time Earth solved one of the mathematical proofs the Martian civilization carved onto its surface. The latest proof, which seems to assert contradictory truths about distance, has resisted human understanding for decades. Crystal thinks she’s solved it, and Rick is intent on putting her answer to the test—if he can keep her from cracking under the pressure on the way. But Crystal’s disappearance after the experiment will set him on a different path than he expected, forever changing the distance between them.

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The alternative history in which Mars has residents we find it challenging to talk to opens up the possibility of imagining a much richer, genuinely fascinating interchange. Like Close Encounters or War of the Worlds or The Three Body Problem, the book imagined a first contact in a realistic societal experience. Asking itself “what would the world be like if this were fact” and then “how would people be different — or the same” it frames a genuine experience for a cohort of students who are central to one chapter of an ongoing communication between Mars and Earth. Most of the novel wraps around the romantic attachment of two people who (ok, now I get it) are themselves far apart in themselves but find their way to a kind of imperfect but rich connection — the math of one another, worked out together, in a way that allows them to be together despite their separations.