2 books by Sally Dillon-Snape
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Overview: Author of several books.
Genre: Science Fiction / Mystery MM
A Spit In The Eye: For The Benefit Of Mankind (Science Fiction)
OR33140, an unarmed robot, conducts a revolution against heavily armed fellow machines in a bid to free 10,000 Humans from a fortress where they have been held prisoner and murdered and tortured for 100 years, since the end of the wars. And all for the love of Little Eve, the girl who danced for OR33140, the girl the machine adored. She spat in the machine’s eye, for the benefit of mankind.
Welcome to Hell on Earth.
Following the defeat by machines 10,000 Humans, men, women and children are held prisoner in a fortress, where they have been held for over 100 years. Their numbers are kept at a constant by murder and torture by MengTechs and GoebTechs and DocTechs who have no understanding of the Hippocratic Oath. They are all machines that react only to orders issued by High Office; the mightiest of machines, huge computers built by Humans to answer one simple question; how can we save planet Earth from the ravages of Global Warming. The answer, when it came, was simple; eliminate Humans.
So the wars were fought and Humans conquered, now only 10,000 remain in Gland, imprisoned, without hope, broken, with no thoughts of escape or freedom, guarded by DefGars inside the fortress and RolKills, the most dangerous machines in the world, on the outside.
Only one machine is different.
OR33140.
An Observer Recorder of the 33rd Production; Number 140.
Its only duty is to Observe Humans during daylight hours and patrol hundreds of miles of land outside of the fortress, it believes to provide information to High Office on how planet Earth is recovering from the wars. Only later does it have another thought.
The emotions sadness and joy and uploaded to OR33140 by High Office as an experiment, but the machine finds joy in Eve, a young girl who dances and practices gymnastics for it. OR33140 is enchanted by her and one day, as she leaps high in the air, she spits in its eye saying; That is a spit in the eye for the benefit of mankind. Little does she know that her DNA filters into its systems and binds with its core, slowly turning the machine into a little girl. When Eve is tortured to death, OR33140 is enraged and commits himself to a one machine revolution, promising itself that it will release all the Humans held in the fortress. OR33140 is unarmed by uses its intelligence to take on the heavily armed DefGars, the MengTechs, especially those who murdered its beloved Eve, the GoebTechs and finally, the uber deadly RolKills. After discovering Free Humans living beneath the ground, OR33140 determines to unite the two tribes.
Trouble is, to achieve this he has to kill a Human.
And under Human Law there is only one sentence that can be carried out for such an offence; death.
Right Life Left Life (Mystery MM)
It is the 5th October of 1962 – the day the Beatles release ‘Love Me Do’ and the official start of the Swinging Sixties -but homosexuality in England is still illegal – men are still hunted down by the police, they are beaten and they are murdered. Jonathan Willis-James-James is homosexual and he is murdered, kicked to death in a grimy City street by a gang of thugs. His murder is investigated by Detective Inspector Robert Tennell, whose 39th Birthday the 5th October 1962 is – he is also the secret lover of Johnathan. Heartbroken and devastated at the loss of his longtime lover, Robert sets out to discover who was responsible for Jonathan’s death – but he has to be very careful – he is homosexual – it is against the law and he is a policeman – someone whose duty it is to uphold the law. With homosexuals dying all around him, Robert, surviving by the skin of his teeth in a fog of loss and loneliness, keeping his secrets close, confiding in friends who betray him, leads his officers in the hunt for Jonathan’s killer or killers. This is a novel about prejudice and hate; hate, literally, for fellow men; a time when being queer meant arrest or beatings or death. People like Robert Tennell were the shining lights of the age.
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