Death.net
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"Deaths.net" is a new novel by Tatiana Zamirovskaya, a writer and journalist, author of the books "The Land of Random Numbers," "Sparrow River," and "Life Without Noise and Pain." The future, where one can communicate with deceased loved ones, is almost a reality. But what will happen if all the digital dead, uploaded to the cloud, are united into a common network? Can the "internet for the dead" influence the real world? And what to do if the one who died is you yourself, and your loved one is not responding?
"After three collections of disturbing and vivid stories, Zamirovskaya has finally written a novel for us, and immediately an excellent, bold one, with a Pelvin-like unexpected plot. Imagine - a separate world of digitized duplicates, who are now there and busy with their own affairs, and with whom you can chat from here in a messenger (if they, of course, want to). You read and can't understand - why didn't anyone think of this before?" (Yana Wagner)
"I thought I knew what to expect from a new book by the writer Zamirovskaya. Reading seemed desirable but difficult work. However, it turned out to be primarily happiness. That long-lost happiness of naive childhood reading, when you want to solve all the mysteries and save all the heroes, and it's impossible to stop in the middle, to detach without finishing. And while you read, it's your story, not someone else's. Everything happens to you." (Max Fry)
"Ludmila Petrushevskaya and Philip Dick drink coffee from a thermos and create a new season of 'Black Mirror'." (Konstantin Milchin)
Author:
Author:Zamirovskaya Tatyana Mikhaylovna
Cover:
Cover:hardcover
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Dimensions:
Dimensions:20.8x13x3 cm
Series:
Series:Another Reality
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-136393-2
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