Curtain - Singh, Amarjeet
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This story takes place 117 years in the future from today where an evil dictator named Chess is using robots and technology to manipulate information and society. Stakes are high as the free will of people is being tested. A 16-year-old girl named Curtain, a colour therapist, wants to give people awareness of what is happening behind the curtain. She wants to make the world a better and happier place by eliminating criminal surveillance and bringing down Chess. This is, however, far easier said than done. Chess is a genius after all. He has significant powers and resources at his disposal…mehr

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This story takes place 117 years in the future from today where an evil dictator named Chess is using robots and technology to manipulate information and society. Stakes are high as the free will of people is being tested. A 16-year-old girl named Curtain, a colour therapist, wants to give people awareness of what is happening behind the curtain. She wants to make the world a better and happier place by eliminating criminal surveillance and bringing down Chess. This is, however, far easier said than done. Chess is a genius after all. He has significant powers and resources at his disposal which are unknown to Curtain. Curtain is going to need some help...is she going to succeed in her quest?
Autorenporträt
Amarjeet Singh was born in 1999 and diagnosed with Autism at the age of two and a half years. He is an aspiring young author from Canberra, Australia. From the age of seven, he started creating stories in his mind and seeing the world in a way that was unusual and in some ways, considered unique. Before aspiring to be an author, Amarjeet wanted to be either a cartoon artist, a game designer, a movie actor or a voice actor. He has written this book with a great deal of imagination, passion and purpose, to prove to himself and especially others like him that one should never give up on their dreams.