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    A Simulated Life Republished

    By Pronil Halder

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    About this ebook

    The story of a boy living in a complete simulated and isolated tunnel without even knowing about it. His unquenchable thrust to know his past and the world takes him beyond the horizon. Then he finds that the world he has been living is nothing but an artificial simulation in the four-dimensional world by hi-tech intelligence to protect him and his friends from the robots who invaded into the three-dimensional world. He finds himself at the initial of a new civilization and he has to build it up to a nice and progressive world.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPronil Halder
    Release dateDec 8, 2014
    ISBN9781311962256
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    A Simulated Life Republished
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    Pronil Halder

    Pronil Halder (born 12 April 1997) is an Indian author and blog writer and poet known for his English and Bengali language poetry and novels about basically life events, social circumstances and nature. List of Works: A Simulated Life (2014) I Haven’t Forgotten You (2014) Rock Can Roll (2013) Results of 2 Months of Leisure (2012) Top Thirteen by Pronil Halder (2012) Rock Can Roll Republished (2015) A Simulated Life Republished (2015) I Haven’t Forgotten You Republished (2015) Weightless (2013)

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