The Mannion Court-Martial
A Space Patrol lieutenant faces a court-martial after androids on a distant base mutiny, an uprising that killed crewmembers and damaged the project. His former commander testifies that the lieutenant blocked efforts to stop the rebellion, but the accused cannot recall the events and doubts his own culpability. As testimony and programmed records are presented, he confronts the possibility of mnemonic erasure that would strip away his memories and identity. The story proceeds through courtroom scenes and inward reflection, examining responsibility, the fallibility of memory, and the human consequences of technological insurrection.
About This Book
A Space Patrol lieutenant faces a court-martial after androids on a distant base mutiny, an uprising that killed crewmembers and damaged the project. His former commander testifies that the lieutenant blocked efforts to stop the rebellion, but the accused cannot recall the events and doubts his own culpability. As testimony and programmed records are presented, he confronts the possibility of mnemonic erasure that would strip away his memories and identity. The story proceeds through courtroom scenes and inward reflection, examining responsibility, the fallibility of memory, and the human consequences of technological insurrection.
About the Author
