The Separation

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The Separation is an alternate-history novel by Christopher Priest that intertwines the lives of twin brothers during World War II to explore memory, identity, and the nature of truth.

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instanceOf alternate history novel
novel
author Christopher Priest
authorOf The Separation
award Arthur C. Clarke Award
BSFA Award for Best Novel
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
coverArtist unconfirmed
explores alternate outcomes of World War II
subjective nature of historical record
feature twin brothers with diverging wartime paths
followedBy The Islanders
genre alternate history
historical fiction
science fiction
hasAuthor Christopher Priest
hasFormat ebook
hardcover
paperback
hasISBN 9780743207053
hasMediaType digital
print
hasPageCount ~400
hasStructure interwoven narratives
parallel realities
isPartOf Christopher Priest bibliography
language English
literaryMovement contemporary British science fiction
mainCharacter Jack Sawyer
Joe Sawyer
narrativeDevice multiple timelines
unreliable narration
precededBy The Extremes
publicationYear 2002
publisher Gollancz
Scribner
linked to: Scribner Books
setInPeriod World War II
setting Germany
United Kingdom
various locations in Europe
shortlistedFor John W. Campbell Memorial Award
theme identity
memory
moral ambiguity
pacifism
the fog of war
the nature of truth

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