<p>The Dark Yergall is one of the dystopian classics of the post-9/11 period. First published in 2002, the Wiktionary quotes The Dark Yergall  to illustrate usage of the word 'sexbot'. The Dark Yergall tells the story of a journalist, Nosir Rag, who searches through InfoMod looking for clues to the disappearance of a long dead philosopher, Sarmus. Nosir believes Sarmus might hold the key to ending the mind-numbing commercialism and stifling superficiality of the Imkass Empire. In his quest for knowledge of Sarmus, Nosir learns that mysterious aliens, known as Yerggs, are using the corruption of the Imkass Empire to help them secure control of the universe. With the help of non-sanctioned information known as DefectoMod, Nosir and his friends attempt to escape from a government bent on destroying them and their dark discovery. Read The Dark Yergall and learn how friendship can survive in a world brainwashed by advertising, and how purchasing a sexbot does not always turn out as one might expect.</p>

The Dark Yergall

Jason Sullivan

Science & Math

Friday Afternoon Press

<p>If you like picking your newspaper up off the front lawn while still in your pajamas, maybe this is not the book for you. From assault helicopters that fall apart in midair to dangerous creatures that read the New York Times, The Suburban Vaistes is full of surprises. It continues the story of Nosir, the renegade journalist, his sexbot, D-bot, and all of their friends. Nosir is desperately searching the Vaistes for his lost coworker, Mainco Obliv. He thinks Mainco might have been placed inside a can of beans by some demented Yerggs. D-bot, meanwhile, journeys deep into the galaxy to enlist aliens to help Nosir and his friends stop the Yergg plan for universal domination. Grab some french fries and an organic corn dog and get ready for the manic mayhem of The Suburban Vaistes, Book Two of the Imkass Empire Trilogy.</p>

The Suburban Vaistes

Three short stories explore the video game as metaphor. The Naifs delves into the unsettling rituals of a sterile Virtual Reality world that veers dangerously away from its connection with nature. Don't You Believe Me follows a time traveler who journeys through time battling a mysterious and devastating adversary. He eventually lands in an arcade where a video game is being played for the survival of humanity. Lastly, Hysterica is a story of rapacious consumerism and the dizzying sense of value it bestows upon us. These stories will have you thinking about video games-and life-in ways you never have before.

Video Games To Live By

Feather Sharpens Iron

Business & Money

Marketing & Sales

New Year Publishing

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