Mobius’ Code

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Francis Rosenfeld

2018年3月 · Francis Rosenfeld

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What can you say about a girl who was supposed to die tragically young? That her guardian angel got distracted while writing her life code and inadvertently sent her into an infinite loop, a quantum uncertainty of sorts, packed with bonus features. This sort of stuff can create minor issues for the rest of Creation, issues which, of course, need to be ironed out, but there is nothing that can't be fixed with good team spirit and a can do attitude, especially if you're not unreasonably inflexible about the laws of physics. Don't worry about breaking reality, you can always make yourself another one, or several, and improve the quantum efficiency of the electromagnetic spectrum in the process. Still in beta testing.

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Francis Rosenfeld is a novelist and multimedia storyteller whose work explores society, change, and human connection through fiction.

Her work spans science fiction, fantasy, literary fiction, speculative fiction, and philosophical essays, often blending introspection with imaginative world building.

Her ongoing experiments in publishing explore ways of creating literary ecosystems in which audio, essays, and reader participation become part of a larger conversation.

Published books : Terra Two, Generations, Letters to Lelia, The Plant - A Steampunk Story, Door Number Eight, Fair, A Year and A Day, Möbius' Code, Between Mirrors, The Blue Rose Manuscript, Don't Look Down, The Library, My Dear Fiona,The Gates of Horn and Ivory and Angel.

To learn more about her work, please visit her blog, STORIES by Francis Rosenfeld, or subscribe to her newsletter - The Margins on Substack.

Francis Rosenfeld is a novelist and multimedia storyteller whose work explores society, change, and human connection through fiction. Her work spans science fiction, fantasy, literary fiction, speculative fiction, and philosophical essays, often blending introspection with imaginative world build...