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Save:A haunting, innovative, and timely novel that blurs the line between today's tech and tomorrow's nightmares - Little Eyes is memorable, disquieting, and perfect for readers who appreciate a chilling reflection on modern connectivity.
'Little Eyes' by Samanta Schweblin revolves around the concept of kentukis, small robotic creatures controlled by individuals connected online. The story spans across different countries, exploring the relationships between the kentuki keepers and the dwellers. The narrative delves into the consequences of allowing strangers to have access to one's personal space through these little machines, raising questions about privacy, trust, and human connections in the digital age. Schweblin's writing style is described as original, creepy, and speculative, with a focus on interconnected tales that form a novel exploring the blurred lines between reality, virtual reality, and online presence.
A TEXT BOX APPEARED on the screen. It demanded a serial number, and Emilia sighed and shifted in her wicker chair. Those kinds of requirements were what most drove her to desperation. At least her son...May 2020•255 pages
