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Oblivion in Flux

A Collection of Cyber Prose

Maxwell I Gold

Ages 14+

152 pages · Released Aug 6, 2021

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This is an adult prose poetry collection featuring dark, surreal imagery and cyberpunk/sci-fi themes rather than a narrative with traditional story structure. The work emphasizes atmosphere and aesthetic over plot, with references to ruins, desolation, and dark imagery. Without access to the full text, it's difficult to assess language, sexual content, or LGBTQ+ themes; the dark tone and involvement of Bram Stoker Award winner Linda D. Addison suggests mature thematic content. This is likely best suited for older teens or adults with appreciation for experimental/literary poetry.

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Enter a world of desolate imagination, rhizomatic beauty, and ruined cities.Oblivion in Flux, the debut prose poetry collection of Maxwell I. Gold, takes the reader on a trip along demented railways and past rhizomatic tubular dreamscapes, to find themselves transported to plastic cities where the Cyber Gods sit on thr... Enter a world of desolate imagination, rhizomatic beauty, and ruined cities.Oblivion in Flux, the debut prose poetry collection of Maxwell I. Gold, takes the reader on a trip along demented railways and past rhizomatic tubular dreamscapes, to find themselves transported to plastic cities where the Cyber Gods sit on thrones of ivory and bone. With over 50 poems in this volume, you'll discover artifacts and forgotten places, ruins and dark secrets. Oblivion in Flux intertwines prosaic story-telling and poetic visions, to tell the narrative of the Cyber Gods and those who have met them.The book will feature original poems and reprints as well as a brand-new collaborative prose poem written by the author and Bram Stoker Award winner and SFPA Grandmaster, Linda D. Addison.

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  • Poetry
  • Poetry (poetic works by one author)
  • Fiction, science fiction, general

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