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The Future of Hunger in the Age of Programmable Matter

a Tor.com Original

Sam J. Miller

Ages 16+

29 pages · Released Oct 18, 2017

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This is a literary science fiction novella centered on addiction recovery, relationships, and temptation in a futuristic setting. While the themes are mature and emotionally complex, the core narrative involves adult characters navigating difficult personal struggles. The content includes references to drug use and recovery, some sexual content, and adult language; it's best suited for older teen and adult readers capable of engaging with themes of addiction and recovery.

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A group of friends, a pair of lovers, and the tussle between love, addiction, and what comes next. Otto, a former addict, grateful and indebted to his lover Trevor, is faced with temptation and the threat of disaster, but he’s fighting it. Fighting it in a future where matter can be reprogrammed and anything could happ... A group of friends, a pair of lovers, and the tussle between love, addiction, and what comes next. Otto, a former addict, grateful and indebted to his lover Trevor, is faced with temptation and the threat of disaster, but he’s fighting it. Fighting it in a future where matter can be reprogrammed and anything could happen, good or bad, in Sam J. Miller's The Future of Hunger. A Tor.com Original. At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

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