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    Suicide by Computation: Short Stories by Chris Godber
    Suicide by Computation: Short Stories by Chris Godber
    Suicide by Computation: Short Stories by Chris Godber
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    Suicide by Computation: Short Stories by Chris Godber

    Written by Chris Godber

    Narrated by Christopher Godber

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    About this audiobook

    Suicide by Computation is a compilation of short stories by Chris Godber exploring the bizarre, the absurd and the strange in a science fiction setting. From a story about a robot believing itself to be a gonzo journalist in a futuristic Berlin to a tale of the cockroach who may destroy the world (again) Suicide by computation is a collection of strange short stories aiming to enthral and engage readers of experimental fiction and to transport them to a world inspired as much by philosophy as it is by surrealism. This 2nd edition also includes a preface by the Author and artworks.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlien Rabbit Limited
    Release dateJan 19, 2023
    ISBN9798368993461
    Suicide by Computation: Short Stories by Chris Godber

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