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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Wake is a 2009 novel by Robert J. Sawyer, the first of an eventual trilogy titled the WWW Trilogy. Its themes of emerging consciousness and perception are developed primarily through two characters: Caitlin, a 15-year-old blind teenager who undergoes a radical new treatment to hopefully cure her condition, and an emerging technological intelligence that exists within the World Wide Web. Subplots involve a deadly disease outbreak in China and its coverup, and a chimpanzee whose perception of his world takes a bold new step.The novel was first serialized in the November 2008, December 2008, combined January-February 2009, and March 2009 issues of Analog Science Fiction and Fact magazine, and published in hardcover in April 2009 under Penguin USA's Ace Science Fiction imprint (under the title WWW: Wake) and Penguin Canada's Viking imprint.