Series
Robopocalypse
Daniel H. Wilson · 2 novels · 1 short story · 2011–2014
Daniel H. Wilson's Robopocalypse (2011) depicts an artificial intelligence, born from a robotics researcher's experiments, that turns against humanity and seizes control of interconnected machines worldwide. Told in a present-tense, techno-thriller style compared to Michael Crichton's work, the New York Times bestseller continues in the sequel Robogenesis, which follows the aftermath of the robot uprising.
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By decade
- 2010s3
Shape
2 novels · 1 short story
1 author
reads like:science fictionartificial intelligenceour worldnear futuretenseadult
Mood
Grim and intense: 100% of this series' placed works, the catalog's 46%.
this series · the catalog · one dot = one book2 of 3 works carry a tone
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- Robogenesisdarkest · calmest
- Robopocalypsebrightest · most intense