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Mind Commodity
Imagine a world where your worth is measured not by your character, but by your memories. This is the reality Lori faces when a malfunctioning lift hurls her from her ordinary life into the enigmatic realm of Gröfu Pallur. Accompanied by a quirky robot Tiao, Lori must navigate this strange new society where her every experience is analysed, her every memory a potential commodity and failure could mean losing herself forever.
As Lori delves deeper into the mysteries of Gröfu Pallur, she uncovers a hidden agenda that threatens not only her freedom but the fate of countless others trapped in this memory-driven world.
Along the way, she'll forge unexpected friendships, confront her deepest fears, and discover the true value of her own unique experiences. Will Lori succumb to the pressures of this unfamiliar world, or will she find the strength within herself to fight not only her freedom but the fate of countless others?
"Mind Commodity" is a queer sci-fi which explores the enduring human spirit in the face of surreal challenges, the power of choice when hope is lost and the value of friendships.
As Lori delves deeper into the mysteries of Gröfu Pallur, she uncovers a hidden agenda that threatens not only her freedom but the fate of countless others trapped in this memory-driven world.
Along the way, she'll forge unexpected friendships, confront her deepest fears, and discover the true value of her own unique experiences. Will Lori succumb to the pressures of this unfamiliar world, or will she find the strength within herself to fight not only her freedom but the fate of countless others?
"Mind Commodity" is a queer sci-fi which explores the enduring human spirit in the face of surreal challenges, the power of choice when hope is lost and the value of friendships.
326 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 10, 2024
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