Out of 1.7 billion people living in coastal California, am I the only one who still likes to go to the beach?
An edition of Exit to Reality
(1997)
Exit to Reality
A Novel (Forbes, Edith)
by Edith Forbes
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When Euclid (real name Lydian) ventures onto the Random Queries and Idle Speculation bulletin board she meets Proteus (real name Merle), a self-described misfit who admits to unemployment. Lydian is wary of this impossibility. After all, it is the 29th century and such oddities have been eliminated. But curiosity and a desire to jettison her culturally induced techno-stupor lead Lydian to rendezvous with Merle, igniting an unlikely meeting of the minds - and bodies.
Lydian and Merle's careening love affair takes them from Paris to Jamaica, from the wrong side of the law to the far side of late-millennium family values, and ultimately, to a face-off between technology and civilization that spurs Lydian to question - and then dismantle - the very essence of human existence.
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Exit to Reality: A Novel (Forbes, Edith)
April 10, 1998, Seal Press
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