The Lost Memory

By John Krissilas
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Published: April 25, 2011
Words: 4,215 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458057686


Short description

In the future... memories and thoughts are stored on devices strapped to our arms, freeing our minds from the need to remember. This seemed like the perfect kind of future for Jason. But when he encounters a figure who strikes a chord in the deepest recesses of his heart, he comes to the realization that he would give it all up in order to find his "Lost Memory".

Extended description

In the future... memories and thoughts are stored on devices strapped to our arms, freeing our minds from the need to remember. This seemed like the perfect kind of future for Jason, a father who prides himself on the size of his family photo and video collection. But when Jason encounters a figure who strikes a chord in the deepest recesses of his heart, he comes to the realization that he would give it all up in order to find his "Lost Memory".

This short story is part of the "In-Futura ( In the future... )" collection. To find out more, visit www.JohnKrissilas.com

Tags

scifi, adventure, memories, speculative fiction, science fiction, dystopia, future, memory, time travel, technology, dystopian, speculative, dystopian future, tech, scifi adventure, dystopian society, dystopian short story, dystopian fiction

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Review by: Enjay Elm on May 31, 2011 : star star star star
This is an entertaining, fast-paced story. The ‘science’ is certainly leaning closer to fiction than science, but the future world building is nicely done and the writing style easy to read.
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