Dale L. Sproule

Remapping the Human Template (Gods of the New Wilderness, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Step into the forest. The future is already growing.

The collapse of civilization didn't just take down governments - it shattered the very beliefs that once gave life meaning. In the shadow of the fall, a new wilderness rises... and within it, the seeds of something divine.

Three hundred years from now, Earth has transformed into a world where

Forests fight back. Biological AI stirs with ancestral memory. A child named Glory speaks the future in song. Technology is reborn through cruelty, ambition, and forgotten lore.

This is not a war between man and machine. This is the fusion of what remains - nature, flesh, code, and myth - into something new. Something sacred. Something dangerous. Praise for The Human Template first edition: One of the most refreshingly quirky and original explorations of networked intelligence I've ever encountered. - Peter Watts, author of Blindsight Sexy, fast moving and satisfying - I found it hard to put down. - Sally McBride, author of The Nightingale's Tooth "A rare and wonderful book, though a tad cynical. It's about us, after all. Be prepared to be shocked. And amazed." - Amazing Stories

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Dale L. Sproule
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. September 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780991940660
• Artikelnr.: 72329822

Autorenporträt

Born in Calgary and raised in Edmonton, Dale L. Sproule spent about twenty-five years in Victoria, BC and the past twenty years in Toronto, ON. He thinks of them all as home. Dale's fiction has appeared in Northern Frights, Tesseracts, Pulphouse, Ellery Queen's, Pseudopod,The Colored Lens, The Exile Book of New Canadian Noir and more than thirty others. His collection Psychedelia Gothique features seventeen of his best.

He has written about horror fiction for Rue Morgue and about SF for Books in Canada, Parsec Magazine and AE Sci-Fi. Through the nineties, he co-edited and co-published TransVersions; Literature of the Fantastic with Sally McBride. As an artist, his illustrations have appeared in over a dozen publications and his sculptures have been shown and won awards at conventions, including World Fantasy. He has nine Aurora Award nominations in four different categories. His work in every medium is obsessed with myth and archetype.

He now lives and sculpts with his partner, Laura Belford in Toronto.