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Dreaming the Life and other stories eBook John Underwood

3 short stories. The eponymous "Dreaming the Life" and "Reload" are sci-fi; not in the robots and aliens and lasers sense, but in the broader, "How are our new toys going to change us?" sense.

"Eternal Sunshine" is one of those toys, familiar to viewers of the Jim Carrey flick. "Dreaming the Life" takes that toy and runs with it into more taboo territory. Parts can be a bit uncomfortable to read, but these aren't stories about characters who are entirely comfortable with themselves and their new toys."

"Reload" is what happens when time travel devices become as ubiquitous as cell-phones and self-absorbed humans, uninterested in transforming history for the greater good, use the devices as a substitute for fixing themselves.


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Dreaming the Life and other stories eBook John Underwood Reviews

I really enjoy the authors attention to wording. They fit together beautifully "Arrogant metal met ancient wood and buckled...A single moment and then nothing." That detail really helps the reader become immersed in a world of wonder.
Mind-bending but very human.
Three well-written and thought provoking short stories that were complete and yet left me wanting more. The realist's take on mind\time erasing technology is familiar but not repetitive. I'd like to see either of the second two stories expanded... A lot of potential here! Definitely worth the read.
3 short stories. The eponymous "Dreaming the Life" and "Reload" are sci-fi; not in the robots and aliens and lasers sense, but in the broader, "How are our new toys going to change us?" sense.

"Eternal Sunshine" is one of those toys, familiar to viewers of the Jim Carrey flick. "Dreaming the Life" takes that toy and runs with it into more taboo territory. Parts can be a bit uncomfortable to read, but these aren't stories about characters who are entirely comfortable with themselves and their new toys."

"Reload" is what happens when time travel devices become as ubiquitous as cell-phones and self-absorbed humans, uninterested in transforming history for the greater good, use the devices as a substitute for fixing themselves.