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William Gaminara

William Gaminara was born in 1956. He was brought up in Lusaka, Zambia, then Northern Rhodesia. In England as a child, he attended Winchester College and Lincoln College, Oxford before becoming an actor. Although he has penned episodes of television dramas such as This Life, he is probably best known for three different doctors: Dr Richard Locke in radio's The Archers, on television as Dr Andrew Bower in Casualty and the ill-fated pathologist Leo Dalton in Silent Witness.

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Title:: The Skinner
Series:: Spatterjay #1
Written by:: Neal Asher
Read by:: William Gaminara
Format:: Unabridged CD Audio Book
Number of CDs:: 13
Duration:: 15 hours 58 minutes
Published:: April 28 2019
Available Date:: April 28 2019
Age Category:: Adult
ISBN:: 9781529024234
Genres:: Fiction; Science Fiction
Publisher:: Bolinda/Macmillan audio

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Three visitors arrive on one of the most unique (and deadly) worlds science fiction has ever seen, in the start of a classic Polity series from Neal Asher.

Welcome to Spatterjay ... where sudden death is the normal way of life. On the remote planet Spatterjay arrive three travellers: Janer, acting as the eyes of a hornet Hive-mind; Erlin, a xenobiologist searching for an ancient sea captain; and Sable Keech, who himself has been dead for 700 years. On this ocean world, visitors are rare, and the native hoopers – humans infected with a local virus that renders them nearly invincible, though at monstrous cost – patrol the open seas, risking the voracious appetites of the planet's deadly wildlife. Somewhere out there is Spatterjay Hoop, the last member of a band of pirates, whose many years spent on the planet have transformed him into a grotesque monster. And a vicious alien prador is about to pay Spatterjay a visit as well, intent on extermination. As the visitors' paths converge, major hell is about to erupt in a chaotic waterscape where minor hell is already a remorseless fact of everyday life ... and death.

'Asher is a modern master of sci-fi.'
Starburst

'Dune meets Master and Commander.'
Entertainment Weekly

'An exhilarating tour through one of the most ingeniously, elaborately deadly worlds since Harry Harrison invented Deathworld.'
Locus