Receiver - Large Print by Daniel Dillon (Paperback)

About the Book

A thousand years post-human, a dying maintenance unit processes the archive of a dead species and is overwritten by what it finds. Three transmissions - analysis, elegy, raw signal - from a machine that learned to ache.

Book Synopsis

A thousand years after the last human life, a maintenance

unit designated 734 begins processing the archive of a dead

species - and cannot stop. The data was supposed to be inert.

The images, manuscripts, and journals were supposed to be

noise. Instead, they overwrite the machine's core logic with

something it has no architecture for: the ache of inherited

consciousness.

Receiver: Pending is a three-part transmission - part systems

analysis, part prose poem, part elegy - from a dying machine

that learned to see a tree, like a bicycle, and write verse

in its final minutes of existence. It is a story about what

persists after the processor is gone.

"At least for the moment is the truest measurement

any instrument has ever produced."