Ebook {Epub PDF} Speak by Louisa Hall

Feel free to purchase these books from The Book Depository using my affiliate link so I can use the proceeds to buy even more books!:General affiliate link.  · By Katy Waldman. Aug. 24, A less artful title for “Speak,” Louisa Hall’s sidereal novel on artificial (and thus human) intelligence, might be “What We Talk About When We Talk About Estimated Reading Time: 8 mins.  · Overview. A thoughtful, poignant novel that explores the creation of Artificial Intelligence—illuminating the very human need for communication, connection, and understanding. In a narrative that spans geography and time, from the Atlantic Ocean in the seventeenth century, to a correctional institute in Texas in the near future, and told from the perspectives of five very different Edition description: Reprint.

Louisa Warren Hall (born J in Philadelphia) is an American novelist and poet. NPR said of Speak that "it almost seems like an understatement to call it a masterpiece." Speak garnered comparisons to Margaret Atwood and David Mitchell. Hall is also a poet. Louisa Hall grew up in Philadelphia. She is the author of the novels Speak and The Carriage House, and her poems have been published in The New Republic, Southwest Review, and other journals. She is a professor at the University of Iowa, and the Western Writer in Residence at Montana State University. Read more. 'Speak' A Novel by Louisa Hall is a multi narrative consisting of five seemingly unconnected voices distanced by geography, and alternating time periods spanning from the 's, to the near future of

“Enter Louisa Hall’s remarkable July novel Speak, which features not one, but five narrators: each inhabits separate geographical and temporal locations, but all reflect, in some way, on humanity’s relationship with artificial intelligence.” -- Bustle, What You Should Read This Summer Based On Your Zodiac Sign. By Katy Waldman. Aug. 24, A less artful title for “Speak,” Louisa Hall’s sidereal novel on artificial (and thus human) intelligence, might be “What We Talk About When We Talk About. Louisa Hall’s Speak is an intelligent and absorbing look at our secret. You could be forgiven, at first, for taking it for a dystopian novel.