Tragick Tale of One Doktor Faustus

When a professor of cybernetic robotics fails to convince his colleagues that a machine with full consciousness and independent volition is possible, he takes matters into his own hands by having his brain transplanted into a war satellite. In the meantime he is pursued by a ghostly shadow lingering always just on the periphery of his consciousness. Just what, or who, could it be? Enjoy this (sometimes) humor-tinged and richly Gothic sci-fi treat! AUTHOR'S NOTES: (1)Interested in artificially constructed languages ("conlangs")? This novel makes use of the author's very own language Atlantian (a.k.a. Loquia). (2) Spelling and punctuation are often used (meaningfully) altered. Enjoy this and other art-moldings of "Grammar"!