Feature Development for Social Networking: A Tor.Com Original

· Macmillan
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Critically acclaimed and Hugo, Nebula, and World Fantasy Award nominated author Benjamin Rosenbaum makes his first appearance on Tor.com with an epistolary storyof a sort. Rosenbaum is a software developer by trade, which gives him precisely the right background to think through the implications of how fantastical tropes might alter a familiar technology that many of us use every day. Not to mention the fact that he and his family play a ton of Pandemic, and that all of his friends had already written zombie stories, and he was feeling a bit left out . Whatever the genesis, the result is a delightful and cheeky look into an all-too-plausible future.

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Critically acclaimed and Hugo, Nebula, and World Fantasy Award nominated author Benjamin Rosenbaum makes his first appearance on Tor.com with an epistolary storyof a sort. Rosenbaum is a software developer by trade, which gives him precisely the right background to think through the implications ...

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Benjamin Rosenbaum lives near Basel, Switzerland with his wife and children and, as of this morning, a cricket named Teep. You should drop by, though maybe not if your AER/CI is in an acute phase. His stories have been published in Nature, Harper's, F&SF, Asimov's, McSweeney's, and Strange Horizons, translated into 23 languages, and nominated for Hugo, Nebula, BSFA, Locus, World Fantasy, and Sturgeon Awards.
Benjamin Rosenbaum lives near Basel, Switzerland with his wife and children and, as of this morning, a cricket named Teep. You should drop by, though maybe not if your AER/CI is in an acute phase. His stories have been published in Nature, Harper's, F&SF, Asimov's, McSweeney's, and Strange Horizo...

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