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Science-fiction in poetry - the classical muse is not left behind in our technological advances and demands of the future, though she may manifest a little differently.

47 pieces of free verse and structured poetry, telling stories of our human path: A cheating magician, a cryptic departure, programmable reproductions of long-dead literary giants, space exploration - the lover's cling of the past, the shock of a future not quite as predicted, and the curious nook of the present.

"The multiplicity of Annie Boyle: she is a classicist, a romantic and a futurist all in one." - Matt DiGangi, editor, Thieves Jargon