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    Ideas And Entities

    By Andrew Hickey

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    About this ebook

    In Ideas And Entities, Andrew Hickey, author of Sci-Ence! Justice Leak!, asks such questions as:

    What if the singularity was brought about by social media gaming?
    Who really wrote Shakespeare's plays?
    What should you do if you accidentally defame a werewolf?
    Are physicists keeping the secret of time travel to themselves?
    And is it possible to have people agree with you too much?
    These and other questions are answered in the ten science fiction and fantasy stories found inside.

    Contains the short stories:
    Jeeves And The Singularity
    Monologue
    The Shakespeare Code
    Occupational Elf
    Bubble Universe
    Print The Legend
    Boltzmann And Boltzwomann
    The Singularity
    Free Will And Testament
    Rite Of Passage

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherhmatthies
    Release dateApr 24, 2012
    ISBN9781476428109
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    Ideas And Entities
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    Andrew Hickey

    Andrew Hickey is the author of (at the time of writing) over twenty books, ranging from novels of the occult to reference books on 1960s Doctor Who serials. In his spare time he is a musician and perennial third-placed political candidate.

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