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    Human2.0 Series

    Written by Lee Isserow

    Narrated by Lee Isserow

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    About this series

    The network want a revolution. But are they prepared to pay the price?

    On the run, hunted by AI and pursued by the law, there's nowhere they can hide. But the network is no longer interested in hiding. They're ready to take centre stage, and tell the world what was done to them.

    Their augments are meant to make them better than human. But will it be enough to defeat the NeuralNet?

    It has been upgraded too... And if they don'e get the word out before it's too late, it will be able to manipulate with mankind without their knowledge. . .And there's no way to tell what shape its ultimate goal will take.

    Re:volution Televised is a cyberpunk thriller for fans of Neal Stephenson and William Gibson.

    The APEX Cycle chronology:

    • The Whistle (Human2.0.1)
    • The Human Trials (Human2.0.2)
    • Testing Ground
    • Footage
    • Beyond Footage
    • Root Protocol (Human2.0.3)
    • Re:volution Televised (Human2.0.4)
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic Audio
    Release dateMar 28, 2024
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    Lee Isserow

    Lee Isserow is an award-winning comedy writer and filmmaker, with over fifteen years spent trawling the back streets and dark alleys of the entertainment industry. He's pretty sure he has some traits of autism, because he's been constantly working and obscenely prolific for the entire duration, writing over a hundred screenplays, many of which he's adapting into forthcoming books, because very few people are willing to turn them into movies. For now. He lives in Liverpool, England because he accidentally bought a house there. He's not quite sure how that happened - but assumes part of that is because he used to drink a lot.

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