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Dreamships - Dreamships by Melissa Scott
Dreamships
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Melissa Scott's 'Dreamships' is a sci-fi novel set in a dystopian class-ridden society where humans and AIs coexist, blurring the lines of humanity. The plot revolves around Reverdy Jian and her team piloting a starship to an asylum planet, uncovering mysteries and sparking social unrest. The book delves deep into the themes of artificial intelligence, societal structure, and individual struggles, all set in a richly detailed futuristic world created by Scott.

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    Night Sky Mine by Melissa Scott
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    Night Sky Mine by Melissa Scott is a science fiction novel set in a society where computer programs have their own biology and biosphere, leading to strict regulations and a black market for these programs. The story follows Ista, an apprentice hypothecary, who gets entangled in a case involving illegal wild breeding of programs after meeting two men investigating mineship disasters. The plot, although interesting, serves as a framework for exploring the universe created by the author, where the background world setting is more captivating than the actual storyline. The writing style is subtle and requires readers to accept the presented information without much interpretation, gradually building up the narrative to a satisfying conclusion.


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    Trouble and Her Friends by Melissa Scott
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    "Trouble and Her Friends" by Melissa Scott is a cyberpunk novel set in a future where hackers, known as crackers, operate in a virtual world where cracking has become illegal. The protagonist, Trouble, is being impersonated and hunted by the authorities, leading her to search for NewTrouble to clear her name. The story revolves around the adventures of Trouble, her partner Cerise, and their group of LGBTQ community women as they navigate the virtual reality and the challenges it presents. explores themes of identity, gender politics, and relationships within the hacker community, all set against the backdrop of a futuristic internet landscape.

    Trouble was gone.Cerise had known it from the moment she entered the strangely neat apartment, the inevitable clutter—disks, books and papers, here a sweater, there a pair of shoes—all missing along w...

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