New fiction releases, not novels and quadrinhos we should be paying attention to.
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An agoraphobic engineer named Henry spends several days stuck in his super-smart house pulling off bizarre little heists, including one that looks like a witch and rides a mini-bike. His wife Lily is the only person he really sees, but things are tense between them—a situation he only suspects because he's usually in hiding and not just working on a secret project. One day, Lily invites some former co-workers over to encourage Henry to socialize, and Henry seizes the opportunity to finally show off his greatest creation: William, an advanced AI system housed in a monstrous body. Segue-se, or terror.
Mason Cole Guilherme (W1LL1AM stylized) Stick the tired trope of the genius breeder in his creation that got out of hand and add a stunning smart home with a different ending. Of course, there are no comparisons with Frankenstein I tied myself up Oh enlightened one But we also say that there is a proposal. devil seed No también. This is another short read, at under 250 pages, and just the thing to do to deal with the spooky weather of the season. It happens, fittingly, not to be Halloween.
Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter and its subsequent transformation into Not as We Know It has been dominating the streets for months, so you can’t be blamed if you feel like you haven’t heard everything or what there is to know about the entire saga. But for those who want a more in-depth analysis of how it all happened, journalists Kate Conger and Ryan Mack have uncovered a lot of previously unseen information in their book. Character limitI've pulled interviews with people on the inside and internal recordings from the rooms where it all happened to tell the full story of the Twitter takeover. That's Pagonsa.
I can't think of another new series in recent memory that has left me so anxious about the next one coming out soon. Da Lata community #1However, before I get into the subject, I should point out that this first edition starts with content that alerts to violence and discussions about discrimination against people with disabilities and racism. It's intense from the jump. Da Lata community Comes with a criminal twist: The tech mogul who saw superhero Johnny Moore has been assassinated.
Born with a spina bifida, Moore gained fame as the genius creator of advanced exoskeleton-style mobility aids, and used a full-body armored version of one of these suits while serving as the vigilante hero Caliburn. When he was found dead, the suit disappeared. Da Lata community Follow Moore's childhood friends, who reunite after years apart to discover his murder. There's a lot of excitement in the first edition, as it oscillates between present and past, building on the story of Moore's childhood and the tight-knit group of friends that already existed. I'm excited to see where this goes. Da Lata community It will be a nine-part miniseries, with the next edition set to be released at the end of October.
