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Lädt ... 2054von JT Lawrence
Keine Keine aktuelle Diskussion zu diesem Buch.  5t4n5 | Aug 9, 2023 |   Deep Ocean Blues reminds me of 2001: A Space Odyssey. Loved the octopods though I feel for them. The story moves slowly and I couldn't really connect with Parul. The Memory Hacker moves along more quickly; erased memories and child robots await you. I enjoyed this read. Memory hackers don't sound too far fetched when you really think about it. Melting Schmiel wasn't my favorite. The story had cool aspects. I mean imagine having to eat shotgun blasts of energy? The Camille was a great way to end the anthology. This story is out of this world and really makes you think. I'd love to read more about The Camille and it's fight. Please Colby, can I have some more? Ha! The whole anthology needs editing though. (  ) rebel_duck | Jun 25, 2018 | Zeige 2 von 2 keine Rezensionen | Rezension hinzufügen
Welcome to the Future. It's 2054, where memory hackers carve up your mind, sex bots lurk behind every corner, and the religious wear impenetrable skins. Explore the ocean depths with AI-enhanced octopods. Learn your past might not be what you remember. Take a bot into your marriage bed, and fall in love across an impenetrable divide. You'll love this riveting cyberpunk-fuelled collection of science fiction novellas. Buy your copy of 2054 now. *** This anthology includes: Deep Ocean Blues - Yudhanjaya Wijeratne In the Bay of Bengal, no one can hear you scream. When Parul signed up to work on Rig #443 thousands of feet beneath the ocean, she expected to make it out unharmed. But bitter truths lurk in the depths ... and soon Parul's survival is at stake. The Memory Hacker - JT Lawrence Be careful what you remember. A robodoctor shocks Talia by telling her she's given birth before. Talia's sure the AI is glitching, but it's stirred something deep in her memory. Will she risk remembering? Melting Shlemiel - Jason Werbeloff What would you sacrifice to be free? Shlemiel discovers a way to melt his impenetrable skin, but at a terrible cost. How will he choose between sacrificing his happiness and the safety of those he loves? The Camille - Colby R. Rice Some toys just shouldn't be played with. When tech genius and mogul Andrea Daanik Ramoni invited the sex bot into her marriage bed, she knew it'd be trouble. What she didn't know was that it would also be murder. *** "Imagine a future that is at once amazing, terrifying, and breathtaking... Imagine no more-the future is now. Welcome to 2054." - Samuel Peralta Click to start reading now. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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An interesting little novella based in a deep ocean thorium mine with a human, an AI and a bunch of OctoPods as workers: OctoPods are cyborg octopuses in case you were wondering.
It mostly explores the same theme as Blade Runner, as in, what is it to be me.
I am left thinking that there's at least a full length novel in this deep underwater world and the onshore world that supports it and squabbles over the rights. There's certainly a lot of interesting space for a novel or three to explore and fill.
Melting Shlemiel — Jason Werbeloff
An interesting allegorical novella that has as a good metaphorical dig at those who build walls of exclusion around themselves.
Set in a very pious Jewish area of Jerusalem, during 2054, it's pretty obvious who the author is pointing at and why. The Jewish state first build walls to separate and defend their country, then it's walls to separate and defend each town, then each district, then each house, until each person has their very own impregnable, permanent second skin.
Can also be read as a fun little dystopian/cyberpunk thing if you don't want to think too much. (