It's about a girl who is in an accident and her parents bring her back to live in a robotic body that they uploaded her brain to. Nobody at school will talk to her anymore because they're creeped out. She keeps trying to run out the batteries on her body because she doesn't need to sleep anymore....

I remember reading it when I was younger and I enjoyed it but I can't remember what it was called all I know is that at the end they end up having kids together and the girls hair got longer like shoulder length

Robot invaders that start off as rock/eggs and then use tentacles to build bodies out of parts and maybe humans parts too and the “egg is head” with green visor eye. I remember a dude and a girl using a machine gun in open space to get away from the ship explosion.

In The Matrix Revolutions (2003), Operator is searching the matrix using the computer: Roland : Search every pipe, every hole, every crack we know. Sweep as wide as possible, as fast as possible. Operator: Lines are crawling with calamari. What does "calamari" mean?

In The Matrix Revolutions (2003), Trainman is shown wearing so many watches: Why does Trainman wear so many watches ?

In The Matrix Revolutions (2003), Seraph along with Morpheus and Trinity meets Merovingian: Seraph: You know why we are here? Merovingian: Come now, what kind of question is this? Of course I know. It is my business to know. Some might think this is a strange coincidence, but I do not. I am curi...

In The Matrix Revolutions (2003), The Trainman stops Neo from entering the train: Trainman: You'll stay right here until the Merovingian says different. If I know him...you're gonna be here for a long, long time. Why Neo have to stay at train station for long time if Trainman know Merovingian?

In The Matrix Revolutions (2003), Niobe offers Neo her ship to machine city: Niobe: He can take mine. Roland: You can't do that. Niobe: Don't try to tell me what I can or cannot do... ...with my ship after that little speech. What "little speech" is Niobe referring to?

Author Michael F. Flynn, most notable for the Firestar sequence of novels, passed away at the very end of September. Flynn got his start publishing short works mostly in Analog in the mid-1980s, working up to the serialized novel In the Country of the Blind (serialized 1987, novel 1990) in which...

i dont entirely remember the plot but i could point out that ; • the female lead was a researcher / doctor researching about her younger brother i believe • she was reincarnated into a historical chinese era where she was forced to marry a “ monster “ • i remember that the “ monster “ is actually...

In The Matrix Revolutions (2003), Niobe surprised Roland's team, who are getting a full diagnostic on The Logos ship: Niobe: You can put that shit away, boys. All she needs is a jump. What does "jump" mean?

In The Matrix Revolutions (2003), Niobe successfully lands Hammer ship at Zion: Morpheus: You're a hell of a pilot. Niobe: Some things in this world never change. Morpheus: But some things do? Niobe: Luckily......some things do. Why did Niobe mention "luckily" in this line?

I read this novel more than 40 years ago, but I believe that it is much older than that, it was already a classic. I don't remember much. There is a scientific station there, to study an ocean that seems to be alive (or, rather, that is definitely alive, but very mysterious). But I have forgotten...