“From somewhere came the idea that there were many different levels of sleeping, of unconsciousness, and therefore of awakening. In the midst of this pleasant woozy calm - warm, pleasantly swaddled, self-huggingly curled up, a sort of ruddy darkness behind the eyelids - it was an easy and comforting thing to contemplate the many ways one might be away, and then come back.”
In this novel, the author delves into the complexities of virtual worlds and the ethical implications of artificial life, offering a thought-provoking narrative that challenges readers' perceptions of reality and consciousness. more
“At the present time, I long only to sleep and to remain silent. I am sick of humanity.”
“Sleep is our connection to the part of ourselves that isn’t bound with physical restrictions”