Caleb finds a box ...

... with three books, some papers, wooden blocks and a crystal storage device

von Thomas Wingenfeld, Kwok Cheung

192 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

In a distant future after the Singularity, humanity, artificial intelligence, pirates, clones, orbital stations, ancient technologies, and forgotten machines are woven into a vast, philosophical science-fiction saga.Wired Dreams - Caleb begins with an archaic technician known only as Caleb, who discovers a mysterious archive hidden inside an ancient computer system. What he unlocks is not a simple file, but a chain of stories: lost books, strange papers, wooden blocks, a silver case, and a crystal memory device containing fragments of a universe where machines remember, humans rebel, and history may be only a corrupted protocol.Across the three interconnected narratives - Thomas travels to the planets, Caleb flees the country, and Watson fears that peace - the novel explores worlds shaped by artificial intelligence, social control, exile, technological decay, and the fragile hope of freedom. Thomas escapes a brutal school system and seeks humanity among outsiders. Caleb tries to reconcile people and machines, only to become part of a much larger cosmic conflict. Watson, an archaic technician, moves through ruined systems, pirate cultures, terraforming projects, and the shadow of the first Singularity.Blending space opera, dystopian philosophy, speculative cosmology, and dark satire, Wired Dreams - Caleb is a challenging and imaginative journey through post-human history. It asks what remains of identity, morality, memory, and freedom when intelligence can be copied, simulated, archived, weaponized - or forgotten.For readers who enjoy ambitious science fiction, artificial intelligence, fractured future histories, and philosophical worldbuilding, Wired Dreams - Caleb offers a strange, unsettling, and deeply original vision of humanity's long afterlife among the machines.

• ISBN: 9798197448019
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 16.08.2026
• Größe: 203 x 127 mm
• Verlag: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp