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Print: $5.18 "I look back now and I wonder when and where it all went wrong. I wonder when magical turned into mundane, when novelty turned into necessity. I wonder when it was that SL stopped being something I chose to do and became something I needed to do instead. I wonder when it was that I became addicted. *Really* addicted. I wonder if it could have been any other way, and I honestly doubt that it could have." A Second Life® detective reflects on cases and confessions, on love, on anger, on understanding Second Life as perhaps the greatest liberator there has ever been, and on falling for the oldest trick in the book, just the same...This digest version (condensed formatting to reduce price) is unabridged.
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I can see the metaverse; I can perceive it. Not always, but when I can, it's as though I'm there. I see dust. I see shadows. I see things moved by the wind. I see the wrinkles around your mouth and eyes, George; I hear your breathing. I see the way your eyes move in time with the way your intonation goes up and down. And then, in an instant, I see only pixels again.
1989. Europe is poised on the brink of revolution; or is it? Two decades later, the consequences of one small event have turned a world on the brink of peace into a world that is hurtling towards war. Only Henry, a loner in both the real world and the online world he visits, has the power to roll everything backso that it plays out the way it was supposed to. As tensions between America and the Soviet Union escalate, Henry's worlds start to merge, taking him back towards a moment in his history he has spent most of his life trying to forget.
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Print: $12.74 I can see the metaverse; I can perceive it. Not always, but when I can, it's as though I'm there. I see dust. I see shadows. I see things moved by the wind. I see the wrinkles around your mouth and eyes, George; I hear your breathing. I see the way your eyes move in time with the way your intonation goes up and down. And then, in an instant, I see only pixels again.
1989. Europe is poised on the brink of revolution; or is it? Two decades later, the consequences of one small event have turned a world on the brink of peace into a world that is hurtling towards war. Only Henry, a loner in both the real world and the online world he visits, has the power to roll everything backso that it plays out the way it was supposed to. As tensions between America and the Soviet Union escalate, Henry's worlds start to merge, taking him back towards a moment in his history he has spent most of his life trying to forget.
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Print: $20.72 "I look back now and I wonder when and where it all went wrong. I wonder when magical turned into mundane, when novelty turned into necessity. I wonder when it was that SL stopped being something I chose to do and became something I needed to do instead. I wonder when it was that I became addicted. *Really* addicted. I wonder if it could have been any other way, and I honestly doubt that it could have."
A Second Life® detective reflects on cases and confessions, on love, on anger, on understanding Second Life as perhaps the greatest liberator there has ever been, and on falling for the oldest trick in the book, just the same...
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