The Digital Galleries of Our Minds

· N.G.E. Far Press
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The Digital Galleries of Our Minds (A FREE BOOK!) is a thought-provoking collection of philosophically inspired science-fiction short stories by Noah Levin. The stories revolve around the central theme of how memories relate to our identities and how potential technologies can alter this relationship. The three stories contained within this short volume (Rhonda, Daydream Believer, and Percival and the Grail) each explore different issues in different ways. These stories have the same feel as an episode of Twilight Zone or Black Mirror, and any fans of these shows, sci-fi short stories, or just a good story in general, will enjoy this work. The author, Noah Levin, has published both academic articles and book chapters, but this is his first independent publication. Find all of his work at http://ngefarpress.com

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Cyndi Phillips
October 11, 2020
Enjoyed immensely
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About the author

Noah Levin has been working a day job as a Professor of Philosophy for over a decade, but by night writes philosophically inspired fiction. All of his works are, and will be, available FOR FREE. He has published numerous academic articles, free textbooks, and popular philosophy articles, and now just wants to see if people out there enjoy reading his works as much as he does writing them. You can find his works (and more) at: https://www.ngefarpress.com. Follow him on Twitter to hear news, updates, and release information for future works: @NGEFarPress https://twitter.com/NGEFarPress 

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