The Prince and the Program

"WHAT did he take/drink/eat to write SOMETHING like this??"

"WHAT did he take/drink/eat to write SOMETHING like this??"

if (You're a fan of a science fiction genre):

You have to read this book;

elseif (You appreciate a great writing)

You have to read this book;

elseif (You want not ONLY to be entertained but make your brain WORK)

You have to read this book;

elseif (You admire the ability of unusual thinking)

You have to read this book;

elseif (You want to read something nothing compare with)

You have to read this book;

elseif (You have no idea about a programming and you have never heard about Alan Turing)

You have to read this book;

elseif (You want to FEEL in a totally different dimension )

You have to read this book;

elseif (You want to broaden yours horizons)\\(view spoiler)[Could you have imagined that the Shakespeare Programming Language was not invented by Aldous Mercer for this book but exists in the reality?? (hide spoiler)]

You have to read this book;

else

You FUCKING have to read this book;

end if;

She was going to show them to Alan. Exactly as planned. Seduction via Euclidean transformations by proxy. More reliable in the long run, perhaps, than chocolate.

Then, as you said, there are the cups and swords and crowns, “made out of fallen stars in the forges of Gods”. It’s a primitive way of saying “a really long time”—meteorites gather strangeness to themselves in their eternal ellipses through the black. Mountains have names.