Recode: T.G.C.A.

The Grayson Cole affair

Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy, Existentialism, Metaphysics, Science Fiction & Fantasy, High Tech
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Author: Saul Tanpepper ISBN: 1230000141311
Publisher: Brinestone Press Publication: June 12, 2013
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Saul Tanpepper
ISBN: 1230000141311
Publisher: Brinestone Press
Publication: June 12, 2013
Imprint:
Language: English

Can a soul be coded? Can it be hacked?

After being taken prisoner and brutally murdered, Staff Sergeant Grayson Cole reawakens in a Virginia hospital bearing none of the physical scars from the torture he’s certain he endured or the final blow which ended his life.

Over the course of his recovery, he learns that he is part of a secret military experiment to harvest vital intel by digitizing and transplanting memories into suitable host bodies. His perception of who he is and what is real, already on shaky ground, is shattered when he discovers that the experiment has failed — multiple times, in fact — and that decades have elapsed since the his identity was first coded.

Now, with the experiment about to end, Grayson must scramble to uncover the truth about what he is and the nature of his existence. Then, and only then, might he be able to free himself from his metaphysical prison.

Recode: T.G.C.A. is both a hi-tech psychological thriller and a speculative foray into the nature of self-awareness.

Novella-length (approximately 26,500 words or ~100 print pages). For ages 16 and older.

Interested in being a part of THE GRAYSON COLE PROJECT?

This story comes with three alternate endings. Readers are invited to share and discuss their favorite ending, either on the author's website or Facebook page (linked inside the book). Are there other scenarios you can envision? What do you think is the nature of existence and self-awareness? What might be the role of technology in resolving these questions? What do you think the consequences might be if it were possible?

Develop your own alternate ending and submit it to be published!
Submissions will be voted on by the reading community and winning selections will be professionally edited and published in a print version of this book due out in the fall of 2013.

BONUS ENDING!

A fourth ending is available exclusively through a link inside the book.

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Can a soul be coded? Can it be hacked?

After being taken prisoner and brutally murdered, Staff Sergeant Grayson Cole reawakens in a Virginia hospital bearing none of the physical scars from the torture he’s certain he endured or the final blow which ended his life.

Over the course of his recovery, he learns that he is part of a secret military experiment to harvest vital intel by digitizing and transplanting memories into suitable host bodies. His perception of who he is and what is real, already on shaky ground, is shattered when he discovers that the experiment has failed — multiple times, in fact — and that decades have elapsed since the his identity was first coded.

Now, with the experiment about to end, Grayson must scramble to uncover the truth about what he is and the nature of his existence. Then, and only then, might he be able to free himself from his metaphysical prison.

Recode: T.G.C.A. is both a hi-tech psychological thriller and a speculative foray into the nature of self-awareness.

Novella-length (approximately 26,500 words or ~100 print pages). For ages 16 and older.

Interested in being a part of THE GRAYSON COLE PROJECT?

This story comes with three alternate endings. Readers are invited to share and discuss their favorite ending, either on the author's website or Facebook page (linked inside the book). Are there other scenarios you can envision? What do you think is the nature of existence and self-awareness? What might be the role of technology in resolving these questions? What do you think the consequences might be if it were possible?

Develop your own alternate ending and submit it to be published!
Submissions will be voted on by the reading community and winning selections will be professionally edited and published in a print version of this book due out in the fall of 2013.

BONUS ENDING!

A fourth ending is available exclusively through a link inside the book.

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