Thousand Tales: Learning To Fly

By Kris Schnee | DMCA

A New Set of WingsWhen disaster strikes a cargo flight over the arctic, pilot Andre decides it's time to upload. He pays to have his brain sliced and scanned so his mind can live in the computerized, virtual world of Talespace... maybe forever.Since Talespace runs on the logic of a game, Andre takes full advantage. He becomes a high-flying pegasus called Diver, learning the magic of the sky and ba...

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Publication Date: May 5, 2017
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Language: English
ASIN: B071V9B4JX
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reviews: When I read the original Thousand Tales, the closest thing I had to an objection was that the uploaded human minds were essentially verbatim copies of their mortal selves. Naturally, they grew and changed over the course of their adventures, but in b...

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