Product Description Feeling harried? Growing old too fast? Soon, with the advent of the O-Transformer, you will be able to purchase time. Although if you are not wealthy enough, you may become a chronogen, and your O-Energy will be decanted as you watch large-screen videos. Richard Stritzenberger, with the help of his friend and business partner Alan Royce Bradford, is currently in the process of developing ...Täielik kirjeldus
Product Description Feeling harried? Growing old too fast? Soon, with the advent of the O-Transformer, you will be able to purchase time. Although if you are not wealthy enough, you may become a chronogen, and your O-Energy will be decanted as you watch large-screen videos. Richard Stritzenberger, with the help of his friend and business partner Alan Royce Bradford, is currently in the process of developing the O-Transformer, an invention which will alter lives and challenge the democratic process. Even as you read this, it is happening. Through the efforts of these two men, a new industry - and a financial empire - is being born. Review AWARDSThe Timebroker was awarded a finalist in the Independent Publisher Book Awards ("IPPY") in the category of Fantasy/Sci-FiThe Timebroker was selected as a finalist in Foreword Magazine's Book of the Year Awards in the General Fiction category.REVIEW"Nan Weizenbaum's The Timebroker is a chilling science fiction novel written by an extraordinarily talented woman, about the revolutionary effects of the O-Transformer, an invention that allows people to purchase time. Those not wealthy enough to buy time, however, become chronogens whose O-Energy is siphoned while watching large-screen videos. A dark and disturbing extrapolation of human nature when given technology with limitless power, The Timebroker is a compelling and recommended read from first page to last." -Midwest Book Review Small Press Bookwatch, May 2002 About the Author Nan Weizenbaum was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1955. For many years she traveled and lived throughout the United States. She has worked as a waitress, fruit picker, psychiatric aide, fruit packer, and bookstore clerk. Returning to Pittsburgh in 1984, she attended Chatham College where she graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a B.S. in Biology. Ms. Weizenbaum lives with her husband in Pittsburgh and is working on her third novel.