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    Digital Memories
    Digital Memories
    Digital Memories
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    Digital Memories

    By Clyde Key

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    Roger W. Banning was not alive when he awoke after being mugged in the parking garage at his brokerage firm. And he wasn't Roger Banning any more, either, because he had become an unwilling participant in a high-tech AI development. Like any other person with Type A personality, Banning objected to being exploited even though he was dead.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClyde Key
    Release dateAug 5, 2011
    ISBN9781466187313
    Digital Memories
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    Clyde Key

    Clyde Key is a native Texan and retired engineer. He lives in rural northeast Texas. His previously published humorous sci-fi novel, Zappin’ Rustlers, is available now as an ebook, to be followed shortly by Solvent Fumes: The Intergalactic Adventure.

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