1. Androide J-234 (ASHA)

The "novel Android J-234 Asha" is a synthesis of anticipatory interaction that can establish (or will necessarily) between two forms of intelligence: organic farming evolved over millions of years and artificial, evolving instead quickly with an asymptotic type curve. The biological intelligence aspires to have an Android body (substrate mobile Android) to replace the biological one, when this will no longer be repairable by pur technology of the time. Artificial intelligence, however, aspires, arriving at the conclusion of the contract that binds to the factory with the extinction of the "debt for existence", to have a similar biological substrate that grants more environmental perceptions and to something else who has and who envy the biological intelligence...

2. Anima

"Soul" is an irreverent, funny but realistic, technologically unlikely but conceivable, an event that could (only in a novel) be a possible epilogue for those shipwrecked "to life" in a certain time and in a certain land cultural. Not a love story, even if the topic is touched, suspended and then resumed, without talking too much, leaving, however, to the imagination of the reader to imagine a sequel that in history there is, but that, given the conditions must necessarily be, at least in the eyes of the reader. "Soul" is an answer, just a funny answer to a question.

3. Aponia

Aponia describes the meeting in some minds, two alien land and two of who knows where, unknown to the potential of a "neurocasco", are to be interconnected. The sites are "futuristic, but family members", as in '' afternoon of an ordinary day, in one year equal to many others. A rain, fine and boring, dull, slow down out of the sky, slowly glided like a slow-motion videochip, wetting the thoughts of the people who were hurrying their feet wet under it. '' This is a detailed description of imaginary fantasies and dreams, full of emotions, resulting in a series of sessions of cyberanalisi, futuristic and, perhaps, not unlikely evolution of psychoanalysis: note here the scientific reality of this is mixed with the bold possibilistica a future technology advanced (which, in truth, it does not seem very distant from ours), with imaginative theme of peaceful alien intrusion in the minds of the sympathetic character who is dealing with the cyberanalisi, to solve its internal problems or those that those he believes are.

4. Ar’Geddon

AR ' Geddon "can be read as escapist fiction as science fiction adventure with simple characterizations of characters: in the end, the good guys win and the bad guys lose and are punished, but not only that. The characters are described with the same meticulousness that outlines the landscapes and scenery of the story, but for each of the colors used are those of the Rainbow. None of these is a single color: the message between the lines says that between black and white there is an endless array of shades and that no one is completely good or completely evil. This concept is repeated as we enter into reading: the "bad" character represented by His Excellency Magnificent, numb and stolid, heedless of the lives of others, smug and stupidly arrogant, buy human tints when recalls his childhood companions and reveals the pain he feels for their loss, making pathetic at the end of the novel when, from cynical absolute Lord, is hunted down and trying to escape the imminent and inevitable end to a happy (for other) end.

5. Chime

On planet Michael received the Ship one of the many missions InterStella Promet, colonization of land and other intelligent species that together they explore the universe in search of other forms of life. Among these settlers, technologically advanced and peaceful "invaders" from planets, stands out the delicate work of Aberdeen, First Esolinguista of the mission, which has the task of creating a language interpreter between their language and local time. On this PN is, however, necessary to do a job other than consolidated in hitherto alien languages decoding protocols adopted, whereby Aberdeen decides to exploit the rich night images appearing in the mind of an individual special, Chime, in which the player will struggle to identify with, because of him (i.e., us), indeed, it is.

6. Coltura

Culture is a "Techno-emotional" novel that tells of a high-tech civilization highly structured and equipped with advanced technology, we are still unknown, but a mirror of our future. The story unfurls in slivers of temporal desynchronization between the epoch of civilization HT and simplicity of life of another time in another world, which echoes the echo of a past already existed. The theme of the novel is simple and straightforward, the manner of conducting the story, however, is peculiar and compels the reader to not tiring, but steady work of attention and the historical revision on that law in the various chapters, arranged in a sequence from the deliberately altered history.

7. Corsa alla Presidenza

"Presidential Race" is inspired by the political events of a Government, narrated and exasperated in shades (to give flavor to the novel) hypothetically possible, though very unlikely. Some similar events, however, have already occurred in the recent past: in 1963 the assassination of u.s. President John F. Kennedy and in 1968 to his brother, the newly elected for President Robert Kennedy. This isn't about those events, but by a curious story, improbable, but not impossible, unprovable in the sense of his situation as in contrast, where a corrupt political backdrop. The author proposes here a "remedy", indeed curious, but, if you ever were applicable, of sure and unquestionable effectiveness.

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8. Dio

Even in this novel Paul Timewood, as is customary, it starts "in medias res", leading the reader to be privileged dialogue intense listener and Viewer in a scene between man and his creator, who seems in place already for a long time. The attention is captured immediately: the story in fact committed readers from initial lines and already before that, since the preface, in which the hand of the author (with autobiographical?), leads us through frames of his childhood and adolescence, letting us enjoy her emotions that resemble, incredibly, to our. The prose of the author in this paper reveals a vein already present in other novels, but they are here as robust, lively, quick, leaping gaily, as a kitten who has just discovered the garden behind the House.

9. Effetti collaterali

"Side effects" is a love story, atypical and complex, but at the same time, enjoyable to read. The author has always avoided delving too much into this area because, as he says, there is already a large group of very talented professionals with whom does not believe they can compete. However, here, has slipped in the difficult terrain of the literature of love, but in a really unique and very special way: the story of the heroine (because of a woman it is) comes into the mind of the reader as a film screened in an exclusive lounge and you You clutch around emotions it arouses, dragging the reader in the fable.

10. Fisco

Fisco (original title "Taxes") is a story that has as its outline a polite irony on the fiscal system in the broad sense: even in the Future the Taxpayer/Tax ratio is conflictual, nor could it be when you have to give up something of your own, not knowing Well where what is removed will end and if it really serves the good of all. If of this there was certainty, now as in the past and as in the future of the novel, everyone would certainly be more serene and would pay more willingly. But This is not the case, not even in this future: here the tax system is really fair, but the unexpected increase in the cost of a service, for which a woman has already paid, leads her to think that "how many people are doing well". Here is a "psychological aspect" of taxation: when the individual, who honestly pays what he owes, feels neglected, ignored or, worse still, "deceived" by the State in which he believes, which in this case is the World Government, here emerge a push to That leads to an articulated storyline and a very unexpected ending.

11. Impronta neuronica 

The novel winds through the suffering of this and the evocation of good times that the protagonist expresses to Dr. Evenif during long and tiring sitting in the emotional Research Institute debated between her inability to loosen the knot that ties him to emotional a woman is not loved and, especially, to abandon their homes, investing his money rewarding relationship with another emotional towards the woman who loves him, but claims the right and privilege of being the only organic. The novel ends with an epilogue unexpectedly like a "no happy ending", but at the last moment ... life begins anew and, when the reader believes that everything is really finished and now clarified, here, in two pages stringatissime, returns the cheery sense of humor already known "side effects" to conclude the story really, in a way that invites you to reread the unbelievers two or three times the last lines to savor them better and relive the excitement.

12. Le mie (4+3) donne

"My (4 + 3) women" is a story of life that might seem autobiographical, but it is too rich in detail and complicated emotions to truly be. It's about emotions and memories that intersect with the reading of the pages of a mysterious book Simplified physics in which the protagonist takes refuge, shaded by a wisteria, seeking shelter from the emotions of love, coming, however, from these pages, bounced, with a curious seesaw, just in that reality from which seeks to cut oneself. The novel is funny and the ending looks just like (not) to expect. Pleasant reading and captivating style takes the reader to identify with the amorous adventures of the unfortunate protagonist (and who in this field is not? Is the charm that had on us Donald when we were kids). Or, perhaps, the protagonist is alone and inevitably resigned at the difficulty of communicating and understanding each other between different beings. The light footprint and self-ironic makes the story a fabric on which embroider steps of quantum physics which correlate well with the feminine universe and that not many would have otherwise read.

13. L’Immortale

The immortal" is one of the last novels of Paul Timewood. A portion of the story takes place in two hospitals where actors co-protagonists of this are some doctors who, though bewildered by the situation in which they find themselves to some complicated cases and especially impossible, is how everyone idealizes the figure of doctor: calm, rational, emotionally willing to listen, not rushed or labored breathing, as unfortunately has, instead, in our daily reality. The other part of the story is the life full of emotions narrated by (strange) patients who are alive, while they shouldn't be, as a result of their events have happened. And, from these two perspectives, the story unfolds ...

14. L’Incantatore

"The enchanter" (original title "The charmer") is a surreal novel that plunges the reader in "medias res" in the middle of the dark ages, by invoking notions of Norse mythology, that often used in film age of Pike and sword, in which the digital surround brings enhanced the clatter of hoofs of the horses in the race. Here, however, there is sound, there's a silent darkness and the clatter of hoofs of the horse of the protagonist doesn't ode or feels just right. The scene starts at night, on a night of Black Moon, when the Moon is not seen and continues alternating dark past and present, until the light (im) expected conclusion. This is a novel different from others, in which Paul Timewood presents, in a new way in the eyes of the reader, his stories of emotional storyteller, using as a backdrop the story the dark, the thing that scared us by small (and calls for caution by large ...), here understood as the darkness of an era and literal darkness of the scene, in which they move a horse (which sees the night) and her Knight, to orient themselves in the dark, relies on his ability to perceive odors.