Kill Switch

Name: Kill Switch
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ISBN: 9781096451464

✍️ Emerian Rich

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🏛 Independently Published 📅 2019 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781096451464

📝 Description: Kill Switch

As technology takes over more of our lives, what will it mean to be human, and will we fear what we've created? What horrors will our technological hubris bring us in the future? Join us as we walk the line between progressive convenience and the nightmares these advancements can breed. From faulty medical nanos and AI gone berserk to ghost-attracting audio-tech and one very ambitious Mow-Bot, we bring you tech horror that will keep you up at night. Will you reach the Kill Switch in time? Edited by Dan Shaurette and Emerian Rich, with authors Chantal Boudreau, Garth von Buchholz, Bill Davidson, Jerry J. Davis, Dana Hammer, Laurel Anne Hill, Naching T. Kassa, Tim O'Neal, H. E. Roulo, Garrett Rowlan, Phillip T. Stephens, and Daphne Strasert.

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This collection effectively harnesses the dread of modern innovation, transforming everyday devices into instruments of nightmare. The editors curate a tight thematic focus, allowing stories about faulty nanos, berserk AI, and ambitious robotic lawnmowers to resonate with growing cultural unease. While some tales may feel familiar in their premise, the variety of authors brings distinct tonal shifts that keep the reading experience dynamic. It suits best readers who enjoy psychological tension and speculative horror over gore. The anthology succeeds in making the familiar strange, reminding us that our greatest threats may be of our own making. A compelling addition for those who fear what they cannot control.

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Horror Reads editorial team

This collection effectively harnesses the dread of modern innovation, transforming everyday devices into instruments of nightmare. The editors curate a tight thematic focus, allowing stories about faulty nanos, berserk AI, and ambitious robotic lawnmowers to resonate with growing cultural unease. While some tales may feel familiar in their premise, the variety of authors brings distinct tonal shifts that keep the reading experience dynamic. It suits best readers who enjoy psychological tension and speculative horror over gore. The anthology succeeds in making the familiar strange, reminding us that our greatest threats may be of our own making. A compelling addition for those who fear what they cannot control.