Ender's Game

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The shadow of Ender is a parallel novel of the Enthusiast game of the Orson Scott card. Orison Scott Card was born in Richland, Washington State in 1951. In 1977 he received the John W. Campbell Award, received Hugo for Ender's Game and numerous other awards. Besides writers, he is active in Brazil as a Mormonist missionary, a computer game consultant, a local democratic constituency judge, and a Utah state parliamentarian. He wrote plenty of plays and lots of books instead of all science fiction movies.

This novel will appear in the future, full of space ships, aliens, and war games, but Orson Scott Card's Ander game is not mistaken for ordinary science fiction. Ender's game is Ender Wiggin, a story of a genius of a child saving the world. The army needs a talented commander to fight the foreign enemies close to destroying humanity. But before he can face the enemy, Ender must go through the battle school where he knows that hatred is not just a reservation for con artists. By participating in a complicated war game, the battle school is the highest and brightest military commander. By writing cards, the crazy feeling of the game penetrates into the book, and over time, the experiment of Ender speeds up humanity. His success brought him a majority of his frustration as Ender was the most wonderful military thought in the history of combat schools.