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Not just encoded for transmission, but actually encryptedyou know, scrambled so that it cant be read without a decryption key.” Sarah looked at Don, her face astonished. Lenore went on. “I know sending

encrypted. Not just encoded for transmission, but actually encrypted—you know, scrambled so that it can’t be read without a decryption key.” Sarah looked at Don, her face astonished. Lenore went

encrypted. Not just encoded for transmission, but actually encrypted— you know, scrambled so that it can’t be read without a decryption key.” Sarah looked at Don, her face astonished. Lenore went

he Toronto Public Library radio transmission in the short is the largest and busiest time she has left to live. T public-library system in North America, and the second The novel explores ethics

Dr. Sarah Halifax decoded the first-ever radio transmission received from aliens. Thirty-eight years later, a second message is received and Sarah, now eighty-seven, may hold the key to deciphering this