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First in Life. First in the Future. Forget what you know about monsters. Frankenstein, Jekyll, Moreau- they're not legends. They're executives. At PRIMACY, London's biotech empire, nightmares are grown in glass tanks. Vampires. Werewolves. Leviathans. Engineered, patented, packaged for profit. At the top sits CEO James Moriarty, turning fear itself into an asset class. The only ones willing to fight back are the broken and the outcast:John Watson - a disgraced doctor. Abraham Van Helsing - a conspiracy blogger branded insane. Henry Armitage - an expelled folklorist mapping fear as data. Jo…mehr

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First in Life. First in the Future. Forget what you know about monsters. Frankenstein, Jekyll, Moreau- they're not legends. They're executives. At PRIMACY, London's biotech empire, nightmares are grown in glass tanks. Vampires. Werewolves. Leviathans. Engineered, patented, packaged for profit. At the top sits CEO James Moriarty, turning fear itself into an asset class. The only ones willing to fight back are the broken and the outcast:John Watson - a disgraced doctor. Abraham Van Helsing - a conspiracy blogger branded insane. Henry Armitage - an expelled folklorist mapping fear as data. Jo March - a firebrand journalist dismissed as a crank. Together they uncover a truth too big to bury: PRIMACY isn't just inventing monsters. It's franchising them. The apocalypse isn't coming. The brand launch already happened.
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Miles Carnegie writes about the near future. The one taking shape while we're not paying attention. Technology that stops obeying. Machines that make demands. Bodies that become negotiable. His stories live in the space between here and there. Close enough to recognize every step. Far enough that we tell ourselves it won't happen. At the center: people trying to stay human while everything around them shifts. People who love, who break, who make terrible choices for understandable reasons. The fiction equivalent of a train wreck. You know where it's going, but can't look away. If that sounds like your kind of unease, you're in the right place.