I’m a computer science student with a passion for literature and the occasional electrical experiment. When I’m not consumed by studying, I love to travel, both through books and by plane.
In a world of people directed by the instructions of a computer program, a privileged young man works with a sentient entity and the instructions of a long-dead scientist so that humans can finally think for themselves.
Two graduate students struggle to survive after a drilling accident leaves them stranded and facing an impending volcanic eruption.
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What a great hook! The Old God sounds like a real trip, and one filled with ancient mysteries and suspense. Excellent!
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