Jc Mitchell

The Hat Club (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The Evolvit Smart 3D Printer/Scanner/Copier is the next step forward in cloud manufacturing. Besides working as a normal 2D scanner and printer, it can also scan and print 3-dimensional objects in a variety of materials including food and human cells, storing the resulting files on the AtomCloud so that the entire network of Evolvits across America and the UK can access them.

But what happens when three friends scan a drawing of an impossible 4-dimensional object? The three McBucky-Mayer Gigacorp employees marketing writer Eve, materials scientist Desta, and software engineer Thanh try this experiment one afternoon with disastrous repercussions: mobile phones create havoc, a giant pastry takes its revenge, people vanish into thin air, and an entire city is driven to a sexual frenzy. And Eve, Desta, and Thanh develop their own strange deformities which prompt them to start wearing hats.

As the crisis escalates, the three are sent from the McBucky-Mayer headquarters in Los Angeles to the Yorkshire city of Sheffield to find out why recently-built buildings are rapidly deteriorating and brand new structures, including a centuries-defunct castle, have popped up overnight. Amidst suspicions of a terrorist plot the trio of friends finally discover the real truth which, surprising as it is, changes each of their lives.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: JC Mitchell
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. Februar 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370542857
• Artikelnr.: 48007889

Autorenporträt

Having grown up in Long Beach, California, I spent a decade in Seattle and currently live in England, originally in Kent and now in Yorkshire. I acquired 28 years of experience in computer graphics programming and website design and 24 years of experience writing about coffee and beer.

I have contributed articles to local CAMRA publications, Tramlines, and SmellTheCoffee.Com. I have also written music reviews and blurbs for tourist attractions. I have appeared on local radio as Sheffield's resident American coffee aficionado. Among my many jobs I have worked on a research project on the Sheffield Flood of 1864. I have also been a digital photographer of antiques and of tourist attractions. I currently work in a university library.

Besides writing I also play piano and keyboards, I cartoon a bit, I walk a lot, and I'm pretty good at table tennis. I have a degree in Radio, TV, and Film Production with a minor in Music Composition and a diploma in Computer Programming, and I can speak a bit of Spanish, French, and Russian. And, of course, I am fluent in British, American, and Yorkshire English.