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Dead but Dreaming of Electric Sheep

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By Paul G Tremblay
| Library Journal Verified
. Jun. 2026. 336p. ISBN 9780063398467. $30. HORROR COPY ISBN Tremblay ( Horror Movie) throws down the gauntlet for AI horror with a novel that would make Philip K. Dick beam with pride. Short on cash, semi-pro gamer Julia is offered a job by her estranged mother, a Silicon Valley exec whose company is testing a groundbreaking technology. They have implanted AI bots in the body of a man in a vegetative state, and Julia agrees to chaperone him from California to his family in Rhode Island.
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Píseň přežití

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By Paul G Tremblay
| databazeknih.cz
Domů Knihy Píseň přežití Přehled Když se to rozjede, je to k nezastavení. Novou Anglií na východě Spojených států se jako oheň šíří záhadné virové onemocnění, jakási nová forma vztekliny. Nemocnice nezvládají přijímat pacienty, lékaři jsou zoufalí z rychlosti, jakou nemoc postihuje nervovou soustavu, jak mění lidi v agresivní, nemyslící tvory a zabíjí je. Nejbezpečnější je zůstávat doma, ale co když si nakažení najdou cestu i přes váš práh?
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Nick Medina Looks at 7 Books That “Make Use of Folklore, Legend, and Myth to Leave Readers Shaken”

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By Nick Medina, Paul G Tremblay, Gabino Iglesias, John F. Langan
| CrimeReads Verified
A wandering witch with stitched up lips to keep her from casting spells. A teenage girl who might be a vampire. Creatures that come from the water to claim our dead. An old bracelet that conjures visions of a deadly being. Article continues after advertisement All of the above are plot points from books that, in one way or another, make use of folklore, legend, and myth to leave readers shaken.
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