Neuropolis is a city that usually knows how to stop.
This time, it doesn’t.
When violence spikes and restraint begins to fail, Cortex—an investigator who watches patterns more than people—finds himself pulled into a case that refuses to stay contained. A young woman can no longer feel pain. A neighborhood bar can no longer calm its crowd. And the city responds the only way it knows how: by naming the problem and moving on.
Told in the spare, atmospheric voice of classic hard-boiled noir, Neuropolis: The Case of the Missing Sensation is a speculative detective story about control, calm, and what happens when systems adapt faster than conscience.
This is not a story that explains itself.
It observes.
Perfect for readers of literary science fiction, philosophical noir, and speculative fiction that trusts the reader to notice what matters.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Neuropolis is a city that usually knows how to stop.This time, it doesn't.When violence spikes and restraint begins to fail, Cortex-an investigator who watches patterns more than people-finds himself pulled into a case that refuses to stay contained. A young woman can no longer feel pain. A neighborhood bar can no longer calm its crowd. And the city responds the only way it knows how: by naming the problem and moving on.Told in the spare, atmospheric voice of classic hard-boiled noir, Neuropolis: The Case of the Missing Sensation is a speculative detective story about control, calm, and what happens when systems adapt faster than conscience.This is not a story that explains itself.It observes.Perfect for readers of literary science fiction, philosophical noir, and speculative fiction that trusts the reader to notice what matters. Artikel-Nr. 9798902839200
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