When asked what inspired the author to write this book, Brengman said, “When I was writing a short story for a short story writing course in college, I was criticized for not following the ‘rules of storytelling.’ I then wrote a short story that broke every imaginable rule of storytelling, spelling and grammar, in such a way that the story would fall apart if it were not written the way I wrote it. My lecturer at the time said, ‘I have been teaching for 20 years and I have never seen a story written like this.’ This story was not only the premise of my novel, but is also included in my book as ‘Appendix 11.2b.'” Second, someone asked me to explain the danger of self-improvement with a chip in your right hand or forehead without reference to the Bible and the fear of the Word of God. My answer was that computers can be hacked, have glitches, and need updating. That you can’t be sure of any interaction or sensation when a computer is connected to your nervous system.”
Mathew L. Brengman was born in California and currently lives in Arizona.
He holds a Bachelor of Arts in English with a minor in Radio, Television and Film from the California State University at Fullerton. Brengman’s journey was rich in various artistic projects. Los AngelesHe honed his skills as a filmmaker, writing, directing, acting in, producing and editing short and feature films. His works include films such as Rules of the Trade and To Sleep and Dream, and short stories such as The Perfection of Time and Passing By. Brengman’s theatrical talents have graced stages in Southern California And Europewhere he demonstrates his dynamic range as a performer. He is currently working on improving AI, highlighting his passion for researching cutting-edge technologies. Brengman’s diverse experiences enrich his storytelling, giving his novels a unique blend of cinematic flair and deep narrative insight. Whether with images or text, he never fails to delight his audience. Brengman enjoys meditating, keeping fit, reading, studying programming, and collecting shot glasses from new places.
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