Book Data View
This data is sourced from my own Linked Data experiement hosted at id.marisabel.nl. It is structured according to the RDA (Resource Description and Access) standard for bibliographic data and the LRM (Library Resource Metadata) model for bibliographic data. I catalog books I own, manually, using forms I created mapped to the RDA elements. The data is stored in JSON files. This is still a work in progress, so expect changes and improvements over time. Sugestions are welcome!
Item
has identifier for item
712657021352928
has current owner agent
https://im.marisabel.nl
has item of manifestation
has location of item
My Book Cabinet
Manifestation
has identifier for manifestation
953334006483672
Identifier
has title proper
Proxima - Stephen Baxter
has title of series
Proxima
has edition statement
paperback edition 2014 - Gollancz
has title of manifestation
Proxima
has extent of manifestation
457 pages
has statement of responsibility relating to title proper
Stephen Baxter
has publication statement
London - Gollancz - 2014
has place of publication
London
has date of publication
2014
has copyright date
2013
has carrier type
volume
has media type
unmediated
has mode of issuance
single unit
has dimensions
20cm
has preferred citation
Baxter, S. (2024). Proxima. Orion Publishing Co.
has expression manifested
cover art
https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91ncftBD7cL._SL1500_.jpg
has catalogue
http://id.marisabel.nl/library/
Expression
has identifier for expression
735128363750176
preferred title for the expression
Proxima
has summarization of content
The very far future: The Galaxy is a drifting wreck of black holes, neutron stars, chill white dwarfs. The age of star formation is long past. Yet there is life here, feeding off the energies of the stellar remnants, and there is mind, a tremendous Galaxy-spanning intelligence each of whose thoughts lasts a hundred thousand years. And this mind cradles memories of a long-gone age when a more compact universe was full of light ..., The 27th century: Proxima Centauri, an undistinguished red dwarf star, is the nearest star to our sun - and (in this fiction), the nearest to host a world, Proxima IV, habitable by humans. But Proxima IV is unlike Earth in many ways. Huddling close to the warmth, orbiting in weeks, it keeps one face to its parent star at all times. The 'substellar point', with the star forever overhead, is a blasted desert, and the 'antistellar point' on the far side is under an ice cap in perpetual darkness. How would it be to live on such a world?, Yuri Jones, with 1,000 others, is about to find out ..., PROXIMA tells the amazing tale of how we colonise a harsh new eden, and the secret we find there that will change our role in the Universe for ever.
has content type
text
has language of expression
English
expression of work
has agent associated with expression
Stephen Baxter
Work
has identifier for work
635756442159705
preferred title for the work
Proxima
has subject
space opera, multi-universe, space colonies, intergalactic travel, panspermia
has category of work
Science fiction
has numbering of part
1
is part of work