A 25-book modern arc from cyberspace and uploads to companion bots and model-era personhood: distributed minds, ship AIs, simulations, embodied assistants, corporate control, and artificial care.
“A recent robot-bureaucracy satire about automation after institutional meaning has collapsed.”
Murderbot makes artificial personhood anxious, funny, traumatized, and deeply relatable without sanding off the machine-body premise.
A kinetic network-future novel where virtual worlds, language, code, and corporate sovereignty collide.
A quiet companion-AI novel that asks what artificial care can see, misunderstand, and still meaningfully give.