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Justine Ingham is newly arrived in the "bin," a virtual environment that humans download themselves into (forsaking their bodies) to achieve a kind of immortality. The bin is patterned after the real world, at least up to a point, making the transition from the physical to the virtual as painless and natural as possible. But things aren't going too smoothly for Justine, who appears to be dreaming someone else's dreams and remembering someone else's memories. Things get more confusing when she meets a young man named Nemo, one of the few real humans left, who only drops into the bin now and again to see his parents. The two fall instantly in love, but their relationship seems doomed from the start, because Nemo would rather die than live in the bin.
The New York Times Book Review, Gerald Jonas
...movingly demonstrates that technological barriers can serve to separate "star-cross'd lovers" as painfully as the more traditional barriers of class and clan.
Circuit of Heaven
Circuit of Heaven,Dennis Danvers,Avon Books,0380974479,American Science Fiction And Fantasy,Bildungsromane,Fiction,Fiction - Science Fiction,Science Fiction,Science Fiction - General,Science Fiction - High Tech
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