Connie Willis: D.A.

Theodora Baumgarten is against it, although the competition will do everything to become a fierce IASA astronaut. There's no air, there's a juice cann, and it's going to take years to get to something interesting, and when you get there, you don't know that you won't die from meteors, solar flares, or system malfunctions. But what happened is, Theodore entered the academy. Even without submitting my application! But wait, D. A.? What's a diey? Now, the title of this book is "Suthered to the Seoul College without having put in the originals", but Jean Le Gander is the background, not Seoul, but the Institute of Space and Space. And the only place that students go to get an education is at the Heinline Space Station. As you can imagine, being a student of the astronaut school is a dream for almost every child in the world. But Theodore is not the only one. I didn't even put in my application. But, my God. I'm just getting through. All of a sudden, the appeal is to the space station. Theodore does his best to not go to an uninhibited military school, but he's taken away. To space. To undo the admission of Theodore in the midst of zero gravity, we struggle to discover the mystery of passing. And the reason why he was forced into school, and D. A. It's a way of revealing what it means. I didn't mean to, but it was published at the time of my reading. You can open it up without any pressure, because it's a little bit of a mess of time after lunch.

Korean title: 디.에이.

Korean author: 코니 윌리스

Korean publisher: 아작

ISBN-13: 9791166687433