Nevi'im

From Post-Self
Nevi'im
Madison Scott-Clary
Source: Iris Jay
Format Novel
Characters
Year 2346
Canonicity Canon
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Nevi'im by Madison Scott-Clary is the third book in the Post-Self cycle. The title is Hebrew for "prophets", and refers to heralds of change.

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“Do you know how old I am, Dr. Brahe? I am 222 years old, a fork of an individual who is…who would be 259 years old. I am no longer the True Name of 2124. Even remembering her feels like remembering an old friend. I remember her perfectly, and yet I do not remember how to be earnest. I do not know how to simply be."

The cracks are showing.

Someone picked up on the broadcast from the Dreamer Module and as the powers that be rush to organize a meeting between races, Dr. Tycho Brahe is caught up in a whirlwind of activity. And as always, when the drama goes down, there is Codrin Bălan to witness it.

When faced with eternity in a new kind of digital world, however, old traumas come to roost, and those who were once powerful are brought to their knees

Growth is colliding with memory, and the cracks are showing.

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Canon works
Books The Post-Self Cycle Qoheleth and "Gallery Exhibition: A Love Story" • Toledot • Nevi'im • Mitzvot and "Selected Letters"
Stories of Restoration Marsh • Idumea • Kaddish • April May Yet Come
Motes Played • Unintended Tendencies
Short stories In Clade Sufficiently Advanced • Genre Clade • Après un rêve • Support Group for Anomalies in Forking • Cowboy • True Love Lies Within and Without • The Big O • She Who Haunts the Storm • Earthbound • Cascade Failure
In Marsh' Game Night • Home From the Game • The Party at the End of the World • A Well-Trained Eye • Toward Eternity • Prophecies • Journal of Diago Pereira • Millwright • Sentences
Assignment • Coffee Leak • Dreams for Breakfast • Fever Dreams • For Old Times New • Hues • Meeting of One • Opportunity Paralysis • The Party • To — in the days after her death • Reading • Regret of Potential • Scan • Shared Moment • Wrigglings Toward