The Improbable Rise of Singularity Girl

Helen Roderick assumed life would get easier after she died. The plan was simple: scan her neural paths, simulate her brain on an enormous bank of computers, then live an untroubled life free of aging, dandruff, or any of the other drawbacks of hauling her own squishy meatsack around.
But nothing's going according to plan. Even as the government is trying to shut her lab down and steal their research, Helen must use her growing powers to find the culprit of a nuclear attack. She uncovers a force bent not on geopolitical conquest, but on the extinction of all humankind.
Will our heroine be enslaved or deleted by the Feds? Can she avert an impending war with China? When will she find time to complete her doctorate? And we're trying not to judge, but isn't Dr. Mellings way too old for her?
Alternately goofy and dark, The Improbable Rise of Singularity Girl is the story of a singular woman and a life lived at exponential speed.

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The Improbable Rise of Singularity Girl

Helen Roderick assumed life would get easier after she died. The plan was simple: scan her neural paths, simulate her brain on an enormous bank of computers, then live an untroubled life free of aging, dandruff, or any of the other drawbacks of hauling her own squishy meatsack around.
But nothing's going according to plan. Even as the government is trying to shut her lab down and steal their research, Helen must use her growing powers to find the culprit of a nuclear attack. She uncovers a force bent not on geopolitical conquest, but on the extinction of all humankind.
Will our heroine be enslaved or deleted by the Feds? Can she avert an impending war with China? When will she find time to complete her doctorate? And we're trying not to judge, but isn't Dr. Mellings way too old for her?
Alternately goofy and dark, The Improbable Rise of Singularity Girl is the story of a singular woman and a life lived at exponential speed.

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The Improbable Rise of Singularity Girl

The Improbable Rise of Singularity Girl

by Bryce Anderson
The Improbable Rise of Singularity Girl

The Improbable Rise of Singularity Girl

by Bryce Anderson

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Overview

Helen Roderick assumed life would get easier after she died. The plan was simple: scan her neural paths, simulate her brain on an enormous bank of computers, then live an untroubled life free of aging, dandruff, or any of the other drawbacks of hauling her own squishy meatsack around.
But nothing's going according to plan. Even as the government is trying to shut her lab down and steal their research, Helen must use her growing powers to find the culprit of a nuclear attack. She uncovers a force bent not on geopolitical conquest, but on the extinction of all humankind.
Will our heroine be enslaved or deleted by the Feds? Can she avert an impending war with China? When will she find time to complete her doctorate? And we're trying not to judge, but isn't Dr. Mellings way too old for her?
Alternately goofy and dark, The Improbable Rise of Singularity Girl is the story of a singular woman and a life lived at exponential speed.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940151913560
Publisher: Bryce Anderson
Publication date: 05/09/2015
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 985 KB
Age Range: 18 Years

About the Author

Bryce Anderson, part man, part machine, all...ways typing stuff down on a computer. He mostly writes in the sci-fi/fantasy genres, and throws in the occasional political rant to keep things interesting.

His first attempt at writing a book came at the age of six. The book was about time traveling dinosaurs. For reasons which 35 year old Bryce can't fully comprehend, six year old Bryce decided that the T. Rex was some kinda robot. When the dinosaurs emerged from their time travel vortex, they got attacked by fighter jets. That was the whole plot, and as far as Bryce was concerned, that was as much plot as it needed.

Thus began an illustrious thirty year career of half-finished literary projects. When I pushed The Improbable Rise of Singularity Girl out the door, it marked the end of an era.

In an alternate dimension, Bryce rules over the five lunar colonies with an iron fist. In this one, he is a Salt Lake City resident who has a niece, two nephews, and a pet bunny, all of whom appear to have mind control powers.

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