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    The Insanity Machine
    The Insanity Machine
    The Insanity Machine
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    The Insanity Machine

    By Estevan Lutz

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    In the near future, scientist Leonidas Guerreiro runs an advanced research laboratory of electromagnetism, in southern Brazil. Willing to jeopardize his own health to check the effect of a space-timesingularity, Leonidas faces the vortex generated by a powerful magnetic field to satisfy his curiosity. Something amazing and unexpected occurs and now the lab staff needs to find out what actually happened to the scientist.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEstronho
    Release dateMar 16, 2022
    ISBN9788564590472
    The Insanity Machine
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    Estevan Lutz

    Estevan Lutz is a Brazilian science fiction writer that always seeks to explore and give details of speculative technologies in his texts. In addition to architecting futuristic worlds, he also works as an electric industrial designer. 'The Flight of Icarus – Up To What Point Can Our Mind Take Us?” is your first cyberpunk novel. Also, the author participated of many anthologies of fantasy literature, in your country.

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