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A review by kidclamp
My Name is Legion by Roger Zelazny
3.0
I don't think I quite get Roger Zelazny. I like the action and social critique and speculative part of the work, but much like when reading The Dream Master, there were bits that traced off into New Agey spiritualism that I just couldn't follow or care about.
In the future humanity builds a giant database to link all information about its citizens in order to advance their medical treatments, make their lives better etc. One of the creators of this machine worries about the implications and erases his existence and becomes a man outside the system who can travel anywhere and take on jobs other cannot. A kind of futuristic James Bond.
A little creepy reading this and posting into social media about it, but that's the fun of SciFi.
In the future humanity builds a giant database to link all information about its citizens in order to advance their medical treatments, make their lives better etc. One of the creators of this machine worries about the implications and erases his existence and becomes a man outside the system who can travel anywhere and take on jobs other cannot. A kind of futuristic James Bond.
A little creepy reading this and posting into social media about it, but that's the fun of SciFi.