The Mad Scientist
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Dwayne is a decent, polite man. That is, until he finds himself harboring violent feelings towards the morning bus driver. Soon he learns that the source of his anguish comes from the fact that the driver is actually an almost-but-not-quite lifelike robot built by a man who calls himself the Mad Scientist. Now Dwayne ponders the ethics of murdering the robot, and if, indeed, it is murder at all... More
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- Category: Fiction » Science fiction » Cyberpunk
- Published: June 14, 2012
- Words: 4,190
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9781476366333
About Giando Sigurani
Giando Sigurani likes to write things. He has a website/blog he frequently neglects located at http://www.giandosigurani.com. He lives in Oregon and is frequently rained upon.
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Review by:
James Jenkins
on Oct. 2, 2014 :
Not overly unique or funny, but a well written work.
Not as memorable as the authors other work 'Mister Mercury: A Modern Greek Myth' nor as fun as "The Devil Still Has My Lawnmower & Other Tales of the Weird"
Not overly unique or funny, but a well written work.
Not as memorable as the authors other work 'Mister Mercury: A Modern Greek Myth' nor as fun as "The Devil Still Has My Lawnmower & Other Tales of the Weird"
(review of free book)