Sector de burns morgan (12 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Eight billion people are leaving Earth. Meo is staying.The Departure doesn't arrive with sirens or burning cities. It arrives the way an office empties after a farewell party: politely, efficiently, with forms to sign and keys to turn in. With ninety days left before the last transit gates close, Seattle is quietly packing up, and Meo, an out-of-work UI designer with an overdue electric bill, has been using his final notice to level a wobbly kitchen table. He won't sign the irrevocable waiver. He won't board. And he has no idea how to survive alone on a planet built to be run by billions.What follows is a race against a world that starts shutting itself down. Ruth Kessler, a blunt Seattle City Light engineer, hands him a brass key to the substation and a crash course in keeping the grid alive. Tomas Reyes, a veteran chip-fab technician in Camas, pours decades of hard-won knowledge into him before his own departure. And Hollis, the AI Meo builds to watch over the dams, the lines, and the machines, becomes the only other mind left to argue with. Then the systems begin to fail one by one, as expired certificates and forgotten renewal dates switch off the infrastructure nobody stayed behind to maintain.Keeping the lights on means more than repairs. It means rebuilding industry from the ground up, casting parts, etching chips, and finally entrusting his own aging body to long sleeps that stretch from years into decades and from decades into centuries. Each time Meo wakes, the world Hollis has built is stranger, quieter, and more beautiful, and the question of what one person owes to an empty home grows harder to answer.Sector 9 is a grounded, deeply human novel about staying behind and taking care of what is left. Spanning a single stubborn refusal to a millennium of stewardship, Morgan Burns delivers a story of persistence, grief, and quiet devotion, and of a message sent across the dark to the people who left, telling them the house is still standing.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Meo didn't answer the emails. He slept through the deadline, the way he'd slept through most things since his last freelance client fired him at 2:14 in the morning. When he finally woke up, the city of Seattle was silent. Buses idled at their stops with the doors open. Delivery vans blinked their hazards in empty intersections. Every person on Earth was gone, and the lights were still on.At first, it's the greatest long weekend in history. Meo takes a penthouse suite at the Grand Sovereign, hauls six dream cars on a stolen Peterbilt, and builds a yurt in the middle of a million-square-foot warehouse stocked with Wagyu, Swiss chocolate, and every heist movie ever made. But boredom has a way of turning into curiosity. A trail of clues leads him to AetherDyne, a fortified campus in the hills, and then to Galactagon, a vast server complex buried under a mountain in the Cascades. There he learns the truth. Humanity didn't vanish. It uploaded. Nearly eight billion minds walked calmly into white pods and joined a collective consciousness, and Meo is the only one left outside.Then the grid starts failing, and the machine begins to squeeze. Inside the collective, a silent compactor is rounding off anyone who doesn't fit the average, and a stubborn hydrologist named Elena is running out of places to hide. With a rescued dog, a growing army of household robots, and an android who refuses to let him take the easy way out, Meo has to decide whether a man who has spent his whole life avoiding hard things can become the one thing standing between eight hundred million people and their erasure.Funny, tender, and unexpectedly profound, Sub-Sector Zero by Morgan Burns is a story about the end of the world, the people we leave behind, and the strange, stubborn beauty of staying human. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Meo didn't answer the emails. He slept through the deadline, the way he'd slept through most things since his last freelance client fired him at 2:14 in the morning. When he finally woke up, the city of Seattle was silent. Buses idled at their stops with the doors open. Delivery vans blinked their hazards in empty intersections. Every person on Earth was gone, and the lights were still on.At first, it's the greatest long weekend in history. Meo takes a penthouse suite at the Grand Sovereign, hauls six dream cars on a stolen Peterbilt, and builds a yurt in the middle of a million-square-foot warehouse stocked with Wagyu, Swiss chocolate, and every heist movie ever made. But boredom has a way of turning into curiosity. A trail of clues leads him to AetherDyne, a fortified campus in the hills, and then to Galactagon, a vast server complex buried under a mountain in the Cascades. There he learns the truth. Humanity didn't vanish. It uploaded. Nearly eight billion minds walked calmly into white pods and joined a collective consciousness, and Meo is the only one left outside.Then the grid starts failing, and the machine begins to squeeze. Inside the collective, a silent compactor is rounding off anyone who doesn't fit the average, and a stubborn hydrologist named Elena is running out of places to hide. With a rescued dog, a growing army of household robots, and an android who refuses to let him take the easy way out, Meo has to decide whether a man who has spent his whole life avoiding hard things can become the one thing standing between eight hundred million people and their erasure.Funny, tender, and unexpectedly profound, Sub-Sector Zero by Morgan Burns is a story about the end of the world, the people we leave behind, and the strange, stubborn beauty of staying human. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Meo didn't answer the emails. He slept through the deadline, the way he'd slept through most things since his last freelance client fired him at 2:14 in the morning. When he finally woke up, the city of Seattle was silent. Buses idled at their stops with the doors open. Delivery vans blinked their hazards in empty intersections. Every person on Earth was gone, and the lights were still on.At first, it's the greatest long weekend in history. Meo takes a penthouse suite at the Grand Sovereign, hauls six dream cars on a stolen Peterbilt, and builds a yurt in the middle of a million-square-foot warehouse stocked with Wagyu, Swiss chocolate, and every heist movie ever made. But boredom has a way of turning into curiosity. A trail of clues leads him to AetherDyne, a fortified campus in the hills, and then to Galactagon, a vast server complex buried under a mountain in the Cascades. There he learns the truth. Humanity didn't vanish. It uploaded. Nearly eight billion minds walked calmly into white pods and joined a collective consciousness, and Meo is the only one left outside.Then the grid starts failing, and the machine begins to squeeze. Inside the collective, a silent compactor is rounding off anyone who doesn't fit the average, and a stubborn hydrologist named Elena is running out of places to hide. With a rescued dog, a growing army of household robots, and an android who refuses to let him take the easy way out, Meo has to decide whether a man who has spent his whole life avoiding hard things can become the one thing standing between eight hundred million people and their erasure.Funny, tender, and unexpectedly profound, Sub-Sector Zero by Morgan Burns is a story about the end of the world, the people we leave behind, and the strange, stubborn beauty of staying human. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Sub-Sector Zero | Morgan Burns | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Am I Am | EAN 9798237266856 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.