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Change Agent
Change Agent© 2017 Daniel Suarez417 pages Deep into the 21st century, global civilization has been transformed by bioengineering. Consumer products which were once manufactured are now grown, from knives to car bodies; the streets are illuminated not by bulbs, but … Continue reading
Freedom™
Freedom™© 2010 Daniel Suarez416 pages The global economy is crashing, nearing its end, but few are willing to recognize it. The sinking markets, soaring inflation and unemployment, and civil chaos are regarded by those in power as merely another hiccup, … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, science fiction
Tagged AI, artificial intelligence, Daniel Suarez, science fiction, thriller
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One Word Kill
© Mark Lawrence 2019 260 pages Nick’s young life was shattered when he got the diagnosis: cancer. Leukemia, specifically. The odds weren’t good that he’d live five years to see the 1990s. But whatever was happening to him, inside, something … Continue reading
Magnificent Nine
Firefly: The Magnificent Nine pub. 2019 James Lovegrove 384 pages Jayne Cobb is not the most conventionally faithful man aboard the good ship Serenity; he did, after all, enter Mal’s service for purely mercenary ends. But there’s more to him … Continue reading
Locked In (and Unlocked)
Lock In and Unlocked, a bonus novella pub. 2014 John Sclazi 336 pages Read by Wil Wheaton It looks, from the outside, like a simple case. There’s a body with a knife in it, recently planted. There’s a man in … Continue reading
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Tagged audiobook, digital world, John Scalzi, science fiction, Wil Wheaton
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Big Damn Hero
Firefly: Big Damn Hero © 2018 Nancy Holder and James Lovegrove 336 pages “Well, look-at-this! Seems we got here just in the nick of time. What does that make us?” “Big damn heroes, sir.” “Ain’t we just?” I am a … Continue reading
H+
H+ Incorporated© 2018 Gary DeJean188 pages Note: I read from an advanced review copy of this book sent to me by the author via Goodreads. In the mid-21st century, Manila faced total destruction in the wake of hurricanes and rising … Continue reading
Frankenstein
Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus© 1818 Mary Shelley288 pages “Shall I respect man when he contemns me? Let him live with me in the interchange of kindness; and, instead of injury, I would bestow every benefit upon him with tears of … Continue reading
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Tagged "classic", Classics and Literary, Classics Club Challenge, horror, science fiction
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Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom
Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom© 2003 Cory Doctorow202 pages In the not-very-distant future, death is an inconvenience, and material goods are no longer scarce. Instead, the currency of society is reputation, and Jules needs all of his reserves … Continue reading
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Tagged Corey Doctorow, science fiction, transhuman
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