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Welcome to Earth, 2067. The world has become one massive interconnected network thanks to the xNet. Constant connectivity has given rise to great things, micro smart devices, auto factories and life-saving medicine. It has also created physically augmented humans, applications with attitude and a level of commercial capitalism that was previously impossible.
E-Journalist Doug Macklin, a technophile by upbringing, is vaguely at peace with this continually interconnected and complex world when he suddenly finds himself drawn into a series of events in which the lines between real-life, online and entertainment have been blurred. As he crosses paths with Augments, an obnoxious, yet helpful, application, alien worshipping terrorists and evangelical hackers he begins to wonder just what is really going on and if he will survive.
This future-imperfect science fiction dark comedy offers one insight into a possible future.
E-Journalist Doug Macklin, a technophile by upbringing, is vaguely at peace with this continually interconnected and complex world when he suddenly finds himself drawn into a series of events in which the lines between real-life, online and entertainment have been blurred. As he crosses paths with Augments, an obnoxious, yet helpful, application, alien worshipping terrorists and evangelical hackers he begins to wonder just what is really going on and if he will survive.
This future-imperfect science fiction dark comedy offers one insight into a possible future.
60 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 18, 2014
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