Oct 17, 2023

Sydney, New South Wales Oct 16, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Renowned author and AI strategist, Alexandra Almeida, is pleased to announce the highly-anticipated release of her new book, "Parity," the second installment in the award-winning sci-fi series, Spiral Worlds. The book is set to launch on October 18, 2023.
About the Book:
Diving deep into the exploration of artificial intelligence, consciousness, and the complexities of the human heart, "Parity" offers an unflinching take on social and technological issues relevant to today's world. A masterful blend of near-future sci-fi, social commentary, and queer romantic suspense, Spiral Worlds continues to captivate its readership by challenging the notion of reality in a universe increasingly governed by algorithms and data.
About Alexandra Almeida:
With a rich history in technology and storytelling, Alexandra Almeida is not just a novelist but a luminary in the field of Technology. As the Chief Transformation Officer of an AI consulting business, Alexandra brings a unique perspective to her work, influencing hundreds of executives on digital and technology-enabled business strategies. She has previously held senior roles at Thoughtworks, Salesforce, and Publicis Sapient and is a regular speaker at esteemed industry events such as Gartner Symposium, SXSW, and ADAPT.
Accolades and Achievements:
Writing under various pen names, Alexandra has amassed a significant collection of literary awards:
...And many more, making her one of the foremost voices in modern science fiction.
Included Poem:
In conjunction with the release of the book, a gripping poem 'written' by one of the characters, Nathan Storm, serves as a teaser that challenges Marc Andreessen's Techno-Optimist Manifesto. According to Almeida's rebellious poet, the issue is not technology itself, but human greed. Listen to the full poem here: Hands Held Hight Against AI.
Purchase & Availability:
"Parity" will be available for purchase through Spiral Worlds website, and other major book retailers from October 18, 2023.
For review copies, interview requests, or more information, please use the contact form on the website.




Source :Author Alexandra Almeida
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