Something is rotten in the state of cybernetics.Elsinore Robotics is on the cusp of a breakthrough—the company is poised to create the first humanoid androids powered by true artificial intelligence. Their only rival, Norwegian Technologies, lost a publicly streamed contest between their flagship model, Fortinbras, and Elsinore’s HAM(let) v.1.But when the first Hamlet model is found irreparably deactivated, the apparent victim of wild malware, the field of consumer cybernetics is thrown wide open. However, Hamlet v.1’s memories were not entirely lost in the accident.Hamlet v.2 swears to avenge his progenitor, but is plagued by the aftereffects of integrating Old Hamlet’s backup into his own neural matrix. Beset by doubts about whether his feelings are truly his own, he worries his love for his boyfriend, Horatio, is an illusion, all the while driven by a consuming need for revenge. While he has a method, there is a madness in it, and Hamlet’s actions will leave no corner of Elsinore unscathed.A beat-by-beat retelling of the Shakespeare classic, Hamlet, Prince of Robots grapples with conscience, ambition, and pain, and what it means to be, or not to be, human.
Darusha Wehm Bücher
M. Darusha Wehm gestaltet Erzählungen, die sich mit dem Kern der menschlichen Natur und gesellschaftlichen Strukturen befassen, hauptsächlich in den Bereichen Science-Fiction und Cyberpunk. Ihre Arbeit erforscht oft Themen wie Identität, Technologie und den Lauf der Menschheit mit einer scharfen und einfallsreichen Perspektive. Wehm ist bekannt für ihre Bereitschaft, mit der Form zu experimentieren, die von interaktiver Fiktion bis hin zu traditionellen Romanen reicht. Leser schätzen ihre Fähigkeit, komplexe Welten und fesselnde Charaktere zu erschaffen, die zum Nachdenken anregen.



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