Over the past week, we have been running a book tour for the sci-fi book Interfaces by P. Anilak. Today is the last day on the tour and so we are here to give you a book review!
Synopsis: In the not-too-distant future, humans allow their minds to be synaptically connected to omnipresent quantum computers through converters that encode signals to match neural communications. While working on human-machine interaction, Professor Kin Poto suspects that quantum computer viruses can be transferred to humans. An audacious experiment finds the professor astonished and bewildered about the profound, unchartered behavior of the human mind. Circumstances of this new-found reality represent an entirely new environment for human consciousness and provokes it to operate differently, unfolding further evolutionary potential.
This book was an interesting read. I wasn’t sure what to expect when I started this novella. I am a sci-fi reader and love this genre and this book definitely had a lot of theoretical concepts of what the future would look like.
I think that there was a lot info dumping in this book but it was necessary to get the ideas across. I will say that the thriller element was missing for me. I was expecting to be on edge and be worried for the characters since it says it is a psi-fi thriller but there weren’t really any thriller elements to it.
The way the future is visualized was very cool though. People could interact with synaptically connected devices to interfaces for almost everything. The big question was if a humans could contract a programmed virus through these devices and so it was a big morality issue that the book ponders and goes over.
The book definitely gets heavy at times with its scientific concepts and I did find myself having a hard time following along at points but I made it through and thought that it was very though provoking.
If you are scientific and love to theorize about the future of humanity and technology, then you would probably like this book!
Book Rating: 3/5
You can buy this book on Amazon and find it on Goodreads.
Disclaimer: I was sent this in ebook format by the author to read and give an honest review.
Interfaces Book Tour Schedule
CC – July 11th
YOUTUBE – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtpgPTkSZxaKJo0pz41fkyQ
Josh – July 12th
BLOG / INSTAGRAM – https://thewriterpilot.net/
Tina – July 13th
INSTAGRAM, BLOG, YOUTUBE
NostromoPublications.com
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBbh_JV7M8K11U2AWIkNfNA
Rachel – July 14th
YOUTUBE – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRWFDxPpqx2n7ZWvSttCW3Q/
Evander – July 15th
@achilleanchaos – https://evan-aedan.wixsite.com/achilleanchaos
Kira (TheBookBella) – July 16th
YOUTUBE – Kira the Bookbella
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkju-GV9zz9EUMsRhjBIrig
LizzieIsElf – July 17th
YOUTUBE – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiMLViKMWK74snP_j-7kxmQ
Additional Stops
Breakeven Books
BLOG – https://breakevenbooks.com
Author Bio
P. Anilak has a background in copy-writing and blogging with a focus on topics about the connection between technology, mind and society. The author is a Ph.D. and has many years of experience in a global tech-corporate environment.
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I’m a cohost for a new readathon called the Enneagramathon! This is the official announcement video for this readathon which will take place in the first two weeks of August! The readathon is centred around your enneagram and has 3 prompts for each one as well as a group buddy read book. So join in with us, read lots of books and have fun!
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