Writers of the Future XXVI
If William Gibson had been more preoccupied with military than corporations, he might have written this. Two military men were involved in a military operation, but their memories were erased. However, they’d recorded their memories and left it with a village girl, so they cross the desert to retrieve it. Meanwhile, government officials are hot on their heels to stop them.
An intense military adventure. Minor: We never really get a sense of what was covered up. Apparently, there’s a novel forthcoming in this universe and hopefully that will clear things up. It might add an intriguing dynamic.
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Thursday, July 5, 2012
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