Passages in the Void |
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Passages in the Void2002-2007, by Localroger
Preface by ARLocalroger -a pioneer of innovative sci fi He wrote The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect, many moons ago. That remarkable story “pushed the edge of the envelope” to use a NASA catchphrase. From his unfettered imagination came forth ideas that had no familiar restrictions or boundaries. And he influenced the imagination of many who write under the genre “transhuman”. I first found MOPI through a rather eccentric colleague with eclectic tastes (he claimed it was 'funny and a bit mad'.) A suitably surreal description from someone I thought of as funny and a bit mad himself. He said, “I think you might like this”. I read the whole thing over two nights -and I was hooked. Since then I've had the privilege of getting to know the author a little better and realized that we operate from a similar recognition that reality itself has a tendency to be pretty funny and a bit mad, and creative people just extrapolate on that. The selection below is one I particularly enjoy. AR
Approximately 1.2 billion years from now, in a galaxy 20,000,000 light-years from the Milky Way...
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