Faith and the Machine

By:

Fadzlishah Johanabas

Material type: Text

TextISBN:

9789671284421

DDC classification:

English FAD

Summary: “Who made the rule that only humans can be Muslims? There was even a time when people believed there were Muslim djinns and spirits. What’s wrong with a Muslim android?” – Act of Faith “I had always wished to travel to Europe just to see the miracle, the beauty of it. But I never expected to live through endless snowstorms in the middle of Kuala Lumpur.” – Equatorial Snow “Dongnam Group Medical Center offers the first memory-cleaner service in Malaysia,” – In Memoriam “Johanabas writes with lyricism and a deep humanity about the changing nature of our world. His stories are to be treasured.” – Lavie Tidhar, World Fantasy Award winning author of Osama.

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“Who made the rule that only humans can be Muslims? There was even a time when people believed there were Muslim djinns and spirits. What’s wrong with a Muslim android?” – Act of Faith

“I had always wished to travel to Europe just to see the miracle, the beauty of it. But I never expected to live through endless snowstorms in the middle of Kuala Lumpur.” – Equatorial Snow

“Dongnam Group Medical Center offers the first memory-cleaner service in Malaysia,” – In Memoriam

“Johanabas writes with lyricism and a deep humanity about the changing nature of our world. His stories are to be treasured.” – Lavie Tidhar, World Fantasy Award winning author of Osama.

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