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The Price of Free Will

The Singularity Cometh

by Christopher Dorda

The Price of Free Will
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The Price of Free Will

The Singularity Cometh

by Christopher Dorda

Published Apr 11, 2010
439 Pages
5.5 x 8.5 Black & White Paperback
Genre: FICTION / Science Fiction / Hard Science Fiction


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Book Details

If sci-fi novels were music, this book would be punk. Get the guilty. Give birth to AI.

Let the Singularity sort ‘em out.

The world is broken and corrupt. Alistair Maxwell knows this for a fact. He has proof. Of everything.

This is the story of a man who believes he has the ability to change the world for the better. However, because of strange precognitive abilities, he knows that saving the world will not only result in his death, it will change the very definition of Humanity.

In 2005, in a quantum reality ridiculously close to our own, Alistair Maxwell, genius, hacker, some might even say sociopath, is about to exercise free will. This is the event that hasn’t yet occurred in our reality, but deep down, we all know, it’s only a matter of time.

The Singularity Cometh.

 

About the Author

Christopher Dorda

This is the original Christopher Dorda book. It’s a special edition: temporally and personally. This singular self-published novel is the genesis of my writing career, and I wanted to mark this occasion with a nifty paradox: The only reason this book is now a collectible is because you bought it. Thanks for that, by the way, from past, present, and future me.

You never forget your first love. Similarly, every novelist I ever met told me that if I survived the life thrashing associated with this career choice, I’d never forget my first novel either. I live in Montreal and I’m going to be 37 this year. That’s more than enough about the author. We all know the play’s the thing...

Enjoy the delinquency. Find me. Write me.