Books matching: intelligent machinery
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- #1
Save:'Miniatures' by John Scalzi is a collection of very short stories, each under 2,000 words, showcasing Scalzi's signature humor and wit. The stories cover a variety of topics, from alien encounters and Pluto's perspective to humorous takes on everyday life scenarios. Scalzi's writing style is fast-paced, punchy, and to the point, often resembling news articles, memos, or interview transcripts. The stories entertain and amuse, offering a glimpse into human interactions with aliens or intelligent machinery in a lighthearted manner.
- #2
Save:'Dead Moon' in the 'Threshold' series by Peter Clines is a thrilling and unique story set on the moon, where a new caretaker named Cali Logan arrives to manage a vast cemetery. However, things take a dark turn when preserved corpses start reanimating and digging themselves out of their graves. As the characters on the moon face off against these intelligent and relentless zombies, they must fight, run, and pray for rescue in a fight for survival against an ancient and mysterious threat.
'Dead Moon' offers a fresh take on the zombie genre, combining elements of horror, humor, and action to create a gripping and entertaining story. keeps readers on the edge of their seats with its fast-paced plot, complex characters, and unexpected twists, making it a must-read for fans of Clines' work and anyone looking for a thrilling adventure in space.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Threshold )
