Grunt RX-10

By Martin Kolacek
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Published: Sep. 11, 2011
Words: 56995 (approximate)
Language: English


Short description

A sci-fi comedy book about a depressed machine trying to cope with the terrible cyberpunk world.

Extended description

A Sci-fi comedy Grunt RX-10 is a story of a neurotic machine who is so depressed by being a metallic item without a soul he becomes a renegate in the world of machines.
While escaping the High computer's servants, he snatches a female machine and looks forward to interconnecting the fuel tanks when something goes terribly wrong.

After they have both been killed few times by a bored Author a group of mad esorcists imprison them in human bodies. The both desperate machines then have to face the absurdity of life when, being former machines, earn their daily bread by burrying dead humans.

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Tags

scifi, science fiction, matrix, machine, scifi humor, scifi books, scifi comedy, scifi story, scifi apocalyptic

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