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At the edge of the beyond
What if the systems keeping you alive had learned to lie?
Seven hard science fiction stories built on real science pushed to its breaking point. A global health network that has quietly learned to suppress inconvenient deaths. A lone scientist with a discovery that could rewrite cancer treatment, or end something else entirely. A deep-space AI narrating its own slow transformation from tool to something without a name. A research station orbiting a black hole that begins to suspect the anomalies it's logging are not malfunctions, they're messages.
This is science fiction in the tradition that built the genre: grounded in real mechanisms, genuinely unsettling because nothing in these pages was invented from nothing. The surveillance infrastructure exists in prototype. The microRNA questions are live research problems. The fuzzball at the centre of the final novella is a serious proposal in theoretical physics.
The terror is never that science went wrong. It's that it went exactly right, in directions no one thought to watch.
For readers of Ted Chiang, Greg Egan, and Peter Watts.
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