'2061 is hugely readable ... no one who enjoys the stimulus of ideas that are elegantly presented should miss it'
NEW SCIENTIST

2061 is the year Halley's Comet makes its next pilgrimage to the inner Solar System - and the year centenarian Heywood Floyd encounters once again the alien Monoliths. Near Jupiter, the transfigured forms of Dave Bowman and HAL the computer are Heywood's only chance of survival - if they too are not now alien beings.
'With his comprehensive grasp of state-of-the-art space technology, plus an unrivalled imagination, Clarke manages in 2061: Odyssey Three to make space travel seem not only possible but inevitable'
TIME OUT

'Arthur C. Clarke is the paradigm science-fictioneer, the imaginative boost behind the rocket's red glare. He inspired Buzz Aldrin. He invented the geosynchronous orbit. He has an asteroid named after him ... he is a true prophet' TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT

'Arthur Clarke is one of the true geniuses of our time'
Ray Bradbury

'What marks Clarke out is the fact that his technical prescience has had a major impact on the real world. Scientists and engineers, it seems, take the author very seriously' Stephen Baxter SFX