How many times have you closed a program, deleted an account, or replaced a device — and never once wondered whether anything on the other side noticed?
Address Book is a rare glimpse into a present-day crisis and an intimate coming-of-age story set in a Jewish family in New York during the 1960s and 1970s.
When an orbital-mechanics specialist discovers a hidden reservoir of energy threaded through the satellites of low Earth orbit, a billionaire offers him a fortune to drain it — knowing that draining it will bring a precise number of those satellites down.
The Routledge International Handbook on the Histories of Sociology starts from a simple but powerful conviction: there is not one history of sociology, but a multitude of histories written in different parts of the world, from diverse standpoints, and through different theoretical and methodological lenses.
Author Sheila O'Connor tells the compelling story of Faina McCoy, a young girl caught in a perilous scheme of elaborate lies created for her own harrowing system of survival.
Author Sheila O'Connor tells the compelling story of Faina McCoy, a young girl caught in a perilous scheme of elaborate lies created for her own harrowing system of survival.
They came from the canyons of Manhattan, the sparkling waters of Sydney Harbour and the sweeping plains of Africa – an attractive New York lawyer, an Australian journalist, a boat builder, a chef, an accountant and an orphaned African goatherd.
The Symphony of the Lake follows Helen Park, a precision-driven surgeon's daughter, and Alex Smith, a valedictorian burdened by family expectations and cruel isolation.
A Solarpunk Sci-Fi Thriller of Consciousness, Mutual Aid, and Digital ResistanceWhen the ultimate tech titan steps off his spaceflight with a radical shift in perspective, a revolutionary frequency is unleashed—one capable of taking down Big Tech, bypassing government surveillance, and restoring human connection.
Summary of Lunar Constitution Expanded (300 words)Lunar Constitution is a satirical feature screenplay about four desperate strangers who build a $40 billion space empire to escape Earth and establish their own sovereign nation on the Moon.
Brandon Hale and Eryn Calder have spent three years building a life out of ordinary closeness: shared tables, meals, campus walks, photography, private softness, and the trust of knowing where the other will be.
