L C Penn

Edit

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Edit is a fast paced, psychological science fiction novel about technology, love, and the relationship between our conscience and reality. Jason Valentino is a man in distress. His wife, Judy, had suffered a horrific accident at a gas station a few nights prior, leaving her with half of her face scorched by fire. He tries to look past it, putting his best foot forward to be supportive as Judy struggles with both the physical and emotional aftermath of the night, trying to keep their marriage afloat. Despite this effort, he is unable to look past the damage that was done to her face. Their marriage begins to crumble, but just as it comes to the brink of collapse, he discovers a potential solution; an operation to his sensory perception to edit his reality, or in this case, to edit his perception of Judy's face. It goes well at first, but a series of questionable events lead him to believe that there was more altered to his reality than he had expected. The challenge is if he could tell what they all are. As Jay navigates parallel realities, mysterious people and buildings who appear and disappear, all the while struggling to bring back the normalcy that was once his life before the accident, he is challenged to question what is and isn't real.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Allison Schwartz
• Seitenzahl: 436
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Juli 2022
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 178mm x 102mm x 25mm
• Gewicht: 327g
• ISBN-13: 9780578292434
• ISBN-10: 0578292432
• Artikelnr.: 64978425

Autorenporträt

L.C. Penn currently resides in San Francisco California with his wife, dog, and soon his first child. Having graduated with a masters in information systems, he had spent the majority of his career working in the tech sector while writing short stories on the side. He is a fan of blending his passion for technology with his passion for story to create narratives about the future and what consequences innovation might entail and what it would teach us about our own existence. "Edit" is his first full-length novel, and will serve as his first published work.