Cody Janko explores a near-future world where virtual reality is indistinguishable from physical reality. It delves into questions of identity, free will, and the consequences of our increasingly digital existence.
Taplin’s ‘Move Fast and Break Things’ examines how Silicon Valley giants have disrupted traditional media, often at the expense of artists and content creators. The book explores the consequences of tech monopolies on culture, democracy, and the creative economy.
This novel explores the impact of binaural beats technology on music and society through the journey of musician Alison Blaire. It delves into themes of artistic integrity, technological ethics, and the nature of consciousness in a near-future world.
Glenn McDonald’s book explores the vast world of music, challenging readers to reconsider their relationship with music and opens up new avenues for musical exploration. It combines data-driven insights with a passionate appreciation for music, offering a unique perspective on how we discover, consume, and relate to music in the digital era.