New York City Hypogeographies
Book by: Susan Donovan
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Cover art by Owen Maresh.
Table of Contents
BAPTIST PREACHER ROBOT: The veil of reality has been lifted and questions once in the dominion of philosophy are now a matter of mathemat... Read Chapter
"No pets." That was the rule for show and tell, but the rainbow-backed beetle wasn't like an ordinary pet. She was in a jar. Ha... Read Chapter
"Recycle my body O-Lord. That I might never die."
-Traditional Robot Proverb
Ian sat tense in his be... Read Chapter
Most surface dwellers find archeology offensive. Archeologists record, photograph, tabulate, dig, disrupt and worst of all the... Read Chapter
Howard could tell by the way that Ian came into their small apartment that the interview hadn't gone well. Ian hadn't sent... Read Chapter
Cleaning a house, cleaning an old house or an apartment, or any well-lived-in space can be dangerous. It's not dust or mold or heavy furn... Read Chapter
Park Avenue was one of the first streets in the city to be domed over. The doming of New York was a last ditch effort to hold on to ... Read Chapter
If Ian thought they needed more money the least that Howard could do was take up his old trucking route.
The hydraulic lif... Read Chapter
