RTFM: Life and Times in Tech

by Sue Lange

Irreverent account of the invasion of the digital age as seen through the eyes of one small, shell-shocked being. From the early days of room-sized mainframes running on Fortran to present-day addiction to Instagram and Netflix, humanity has gone through mind-blowing changes in its love affair with technology. It's a helluva story and should not be told without a sense of humor. Fortunately Sue Lange lived through it all and brings on the funny. This is not your grandmother's memoir. If you're a fan of Ellen Ullman and "Life in Code," you will love RTFM.

113 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 5, 2019

About the author

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Here's the real bio:

I'm the author of Tritcheon Hash, We, Robots, Uncategorized, and The Textile Planet. My writing is satiric in nature, science fiction in genre.

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Excerpt from THE PERPETUAL MOTION CLUB

"Northawken High, Northawken, PA. Fourth Period: Geometry. Mr. Brown, the teaching associate, has just stepped out for an illegal smoke. As a result, all hell is breaking loose."