First published 1983
In a world on the brink of a digital revolution, Michael Crichton's "Electronic Life" plunges readers into the heart of a technological transformation. As the personal computer emerges from the shadows, this visionary tale explores the profound impact it will have on society, from the boardroom to the living room. Crichton weaves a compelling narrative, guiding us through the challenges and opportunities that arise as the digital age dawns, where the line between man and machine blurs. With his signature blend of scientific expertise and captivating storytelling, "Electronic Life" offers a provocative glimpse into the future, leaving us to ponder the profound implications of a world transformed by the power of the microchip.
Genres: science-fiction, 20th-century, computers, technology, 21st-century, computer-science
Vibes: fast-paced, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: man-vs-machine, societal-impact
266 pages · Paperback · Ballantine Books