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Publisher – Luna Press Publishing Published – Out Now Price – £16.99 paperback £5.59 Kindle eBook Tiffani Angus (Ph.D.) and Val Nolan (Ph.D.) met at the 2009 Clarion Writers' Workshop in California and since then have collaborated many times as fans and scholars on panels for SFF conventio
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Every time you left a tooth for the tooth fairy, the tooth fairy crafted a new you out of that tooth.
They took the old you to work in the Dream Mines and left enough money for the new you to start a new life.
You are a tooth, dreaming you are a person. The real you is not yet free.
NOW AVAILABLE: Amazon US Amazon UK/Europe Amazon Australia Amazon Japan Barnes & Noble Apple Books (ebook only) The first stage is infection. Next is possession. The terminal stage is simulation. In the near future, Kalsari Jones is hooked on the Vexworld, a global mixed-reality network accessed through neural implants. As his addiction grows, he is plagued by sentient hallucinations and an urge to strip the flesh from his bones. At his lowest ebb, he must also face his latent digisexuality, an erotic attraction to artificial intelligence. Seeking answers, he meets Ingram Ravenscroft, a cult leader who claims a treatment for digisexuality. Smitten, Kalsari allows his brain to be rewired, only for the operation to leave him with unwanted telepathic powers. Lost in inner space, Kalsari angers a band of rogue AI who’ve escaped the Vexworld and are seeking refuge in the time-sinks of the fourth dimension. Battling the shapeshifting bots before they can enslave his mind, he discovers the shocking truth about his virtual obsessions—and Ravenscroft’s hidden role in the story of his life. ISBN: 978-0-6456543-1-8 Cover: Matthew Revert.
“Messages are themselves a form of pattern and organization,” cyberneticist Norbert Wiener writes in The Human Use of Human Beings (1950). “Indeed, it is possible to treat sets of messages as having an entropy like sets of states of the external world. Just as entropy is a measure of disorganization, the information carried by a set of messages is a measure of organization … That is, the more probable the message, the less information it gives. Cliches, for example, are less illuminating than great poems.”
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