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    The Brain Machine
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    The Brain Machine

    By Chris Turner

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    Brain 0.4 is the marvellous invention of Professor Sadsook. The professor is more or less pleased with his AI prodigy. Especially when it creates a stir revealed nation-wide for the first time. The bigger question is: can the professor handle his own creation? Speculative fiction, 6100 words.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChris Turner
    Release dateAug 6, 2011
    ISBN9781927117194
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    The Brain Machine
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    Chris Turner

    Writer of fantasy, adventure and SF. Visual artist, musician.Chris's books include: The Starship Rogue series, The Swords and Skulls series, The Alien Alliance series, The Dragon Sea Chronicles, Bindu, Haloband, Icarus, Beastslayer : Rise of the Rgnadon, Denibus Ar, The Relic Hunter series, The Rogues of Bindar series, Future Destinies and Fantastic Realms.Free soundtracked versions of selected titles are available at:http://innersky.ca/booktrackEnjoy!

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