Other Bodies By Joel Ohman; In a world where immersive VR suits
distort what is real from what is not, and the AI Personhood Act blurs the
lines between body and bot, the choices sixteen-year-old Hattie Martins faces
are very personal. Welcome
to Hattie Martins' dystopian Philadelphia, where everything is not as it seems.
Just as her life is looking up--a new job, new friends, a new date; Hattie
discovers not all progress in her beloved, futuristic Philadelphia is for the
best. Societal regrets can become personal regrets in an instant. Choices don't
always come with second chances, and when they do the cost can be unimaginable.
How far will she go to undo her greatest regret? And worse yet, what will she
become if it's too late?
In a world where bots are equal to bodies, what does it mean to be alive?
What is real? Which bodies matter? What about the other bodies?
In a world where bots are equal to bodies, what does it mean to be alive?
What is real? Which bodies matter? What about the other bodies?
