THE THREE BODY PROBLEM TRILOGY: Folio Society Signed Limited Edition

THE THREE BODY PROBLEM TRILOGY
 
Folio Society 
 
Signed By Liu Cixin 
 
Limited To 750 Copies - This Being No.40
 
From the Chinese Cultural Revolution to a future 18 million years away, Liu Cixin’s The Three-Body Problem Trilogy takes science fiction to mind-bending new dimensions. This spectacular limited edition brings all three novels together with artwork by Matt Griffin and a new introduction by Liu, never before published in English. Signed by author and artist, it’s an ambitious Folio treatment of a story that spans worlds, civilisations and millions of years.
 
Bound in printed cloth with a design by Matt Griffin and blocked lettering by Steve O Connell
Digitally printed book edges
Foiled endpapers on Sirio Color Dark Blue paper
Printed in two colours throughout
Ribbon Marker
Outer clamshell case covered in holographic foil blocked cloth
Lined in copper holographic foil blocked paper with a design by Matt Griffin
Printed and holographic foiled limitation label signed by Liu Cixin and Matt Griffin
Printed in Italy
 
What happens when we realise we're not alone in the universe? And what happens to any civilisation unwise enough to broadcast its location? This award-winning series starts with a moment of violence in 1967, ends with humanity facing the vast, cold truth of the universe, and throughout charts an epic tale of first contact, fragile alliances and the battle for survival across millennia.

When physicist Ye Wenjie sends a signal to space during China's Cultural Revolution, she sets in motion a chain of events that will unravel human civilisation. As scientists die under mysterious circumstances and a virtual world of three suns reveals impossible physics, Earth learns it has been targeted by an alien fleet – and not all humans oppose their arrival.

From secret scientific cabals to interstellar diplomacy, from unfolding dimensions to weaponised sophons, this award-winning trilogy – The Three-Body Problem, The Dark Forest and Death's End – is a bold fusion of science, suspense and narrative grandeur. This is not just the story of a planet under threat; it's a philosophical reckoning with our place in the cosmos.