
The Last Machine in the Solar System
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Scott R. Smith
Nearly three billion years into the future, the solar system is a very different place. Earth is long gone, and the sun is a gray, shrunken dwarf. All that remains of humanity and conscious thought is Jonathan - the last machine.
Created to survive Earth's destruction by our ever-expanding sun, Jonathan witnessed the end of life on Earth. This is his story and that of his creator, Nikolai. It is also the story of the human race, which failed to disentangle its destiny from the star that gave rise to all life-forms on Earth.
©2017 Matthew Isaac Sobin (P)2017 Matthew Isaac SobinListeners also enjoyed...




















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fantastic
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A short but delightful journey
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Time well spent, I stretched this hour and twenty minute book out over three days of listening.How could the performance have been better?
Scott R. Smith narration was excellent.Did The Last Machine in the Solar System inspire you to do anything?
Enjoy life's small moments more often.Wish it was a longer story
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Through Jonathan's eyes, we witnessed the death of the solar system and humanity, through his account and insights, we get an interesting look at the strengths and weaknesses of the human species from a point of view that is at once close enough to ours as to be relatable, and different enough that you never forget that Jonathan is a Machine observing us rather than a part of us.
It is this unique perspective that really holds the charm for this novelette, setting it apart from other science-fiction and is the thing that more than anything else will bring me back to Last Machine in and anything else that mr. Sobin writes in future.
Shades of classic SF
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Unique take on humanity's future.
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