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E: 20/08 Win 2121: A Tale From The Next Century by Baroness Susan Greenfield
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From The Oldie newsletter of 16/08. One entry per household.
We're giving away a hardback copy of neuroscientist Baroness Susan Greenfield's debut novel, 2121: A Tale From The Next Century a terrifying dystopian novel about the effect of today's technology on the future of the species...
To enter email your full details to [EMAIL="comps@theoldie.co.uk"]comps@theoldie.co.uk[/EMAIL] with the subject header 2121
We're giving away a hardback copy of neuroscientist Baroness Susan Greenfield's debut novel, 2121: A Tale From The Next Century a terrifying dystopian novel about the effect of today's technology on the future of the species...
To enter email your full details to [EMAIL="comps@theoldie.co.uk"]comps@theoldie.co.uk[/EMAIL] with the subject header 2121
In the near future, humanity has experienced a great schism. The larger part is ruled by instinct and pleasure: they are ageless, beautiful yet wholly dependent on technology designed by previous generations to sustain them. Having no social structure or self-consciousness to speak of, to the minority they are simply known as the Others. But into this unmarked, timeless community walks Fred, the first visitor from a far-off land. His people are the N-Ps, governed by logic, revolted by the mindless, unfettered sollipsism of the Others. In all respects a model N-P, as Fred conducts his studies, he finds himself caught in an awkward relationship with his test subjects. Fred begins to feel for the childlike members of the Dwelling he observes. Embracing their gaudy, hyperreal life of screens and implants, Fred begins to be changed himself, even as he begins to affect the minds of these Others in ways that may not be to their benefit
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