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    A Diary of Plants
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    A Diary of Plants

    By Greg Ellis

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    What happens when the line between human and machine is crossed? What happens when the machines are implanted into humans? When does a human become a machine and a machine a human? Where is the line drawn? This short story explores this.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGreg Ellis
    Release dateJul 10, 2010
    ISBN9781458037275
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    A Diary of Plants
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    Greg Ellis

    A native-born Californian transplanted to Ohio then back to California and currently to Oklahoma. I've been a technical writer, an administration manager, a security guard at a federal laboratory, a WalMart department manager, and am currently a technical writer again. I write science fiction and horror and have been writing since I was in grade school. I've also designed and written games, particularly the play-by-email game Fire On The Suns. I'm 55, white, single, live in Broken Arrow, OK, and like beer, dogs, good food, cheese, chocolate, fishing, and writing.

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