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Blue: A Mouse and Snake Cyberpunk Short Story
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Blue: A Mouse and Snake Cyberpunk Short Story

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Meyari McFarland returns to the world of Mouse and Snake in a story of finding ones place in a whole new world. Kyle lived at the very base of the Web, the hugely complicated suspension system over drowned Seattle that supported a city of displaced people. Including him, an immigrant from space who had fallen in love with life in the Web itself. The one person who kept him safe was his cat Blue, though. Blue is a tender cyberpunk story of pets, the bonds forged by survival in inhospitable places and the power of love to conquer all.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Mary M Raichle
Country
United States
Date
19 January 2015
Pages
46
ISBN
9781939906632

Meyari McFarland returns to the world of Mouse and Snake in a story of finding ones place in a whole new world. Kyle lived at the very base of the Web, the hugely complicated suspension system over drowned Seattle that supported a city of displaced people. Including him, an immigrant from space who had fallen in love with life in the Web itself. The one person who kept him safe was his cat Blue, though. Blue is a tender cyberpunk story of pets, the bonds forged by survival in inhospitable places and the power of love to conquer all.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Mary M Raichle
Country
United States
Date
19 January 2015
Pages
46
ISBN
9781939906632