The first day of the end of the world started entirely without incident. C. Robert Cargil – author of We Are Where The Nightmares Go and screenwriter for “Doctor Strange” and “Sinister” – spun a tale of the aftermath of the Robot Apocalypse in Sea Of Rust. His latest book Day Zero tells the story
“…remember that there is not a monster dreamt that hasn’t walked once within the soul of man.” It’s retro book-review week at Pixelated Geek. (“Is that really a thing, or just an excuse to read something more than five years old?” “TOTALLY A THING, MOVING ON.”) Today we’re going all the way back to 2013
2018 was a year that produced a staggering number of excellent books. Some of them were by my usual favorite authors, and some were by authors I only recently discovered. The good news is that I always had plenty to choose from whenever I needed something new to read. The bad news is that there
I enjoyed C. Robert Cargill’s robot apocalypse novel Sea of Rust so much that I snatched up his latest book We Are Where The Nightmares Go And Other Stories right away, but then saved it to read for my spooky-book month. And I’m glad I did, because this collection goes really well with the nights getting longer
The one truth you need to know about the end of a machine is that the closer they are to death, the more they act like people. And you could never trust people. The long-feared robot uprising finally happened, and humanity lost. More than lost actually; it’s been wiped out. The last human left was