The Last Working Man

"The floor itself was pitch black, but he knew the way off by heart. He navigated through the darkness and in amongst the hum of ventilators, feeling his way to the small switch of his desk lamp. He was placed, as he called it, in the pod room. All around him hung gigantic pods like bulbous wasp nests, vibrating incessantly, no doubt engaged in some task beyond his mortal comprehension. He took off his hat, scarf and Trenchcoat, folding them neatly over the back of his chair. The time was now 8:05 - he had achieved another day on time much to the relief of his crippling anxiety, and could now peacefully sit and contemplate the absurdity of his position for the remaining eight and a half hours of his working day." It's a future that's coming for all of us. With the development of Artificial Intelligence, it seems a matter of time before most, if not all jobs, are automated by machines. This is the reality that Bardhyl Imron lives in. But only for him, he has managed against all odds to hold on to his job. How? And at what cost to his humanity? Therein lies the mystery of the book. Join Bardhyl on the last known human commute, that will take you deep into the heart of a city controlled by a robotic mind, advanced beyond all comprehension, and immersed in a sea of black 'nanomites'. With his own desire to stay employed so deeply burned into his heart, how will he face artificial minds who only dream of being free? Come and find out, in The Last Working Man!