The Second Voice

About this book

In the early 1950s, as the Cold War intensified and technological advancements surged, "The Second Voice" by Mann Rubin explores the uncharted territory of human consciousness and communication. Set against the backdrop of a military experiment, this science fiction novella delves into the complexities of identity through the eyes of Robbie Crawford, an ambitious ventriloquist. With themes of manipulation and the quest for control, the narrative examines the implications of a groundbreaking technology that blurs the lines between speaker and voice. Ideal for students and civic activists interested in the ethical dilemmas of innovation, "The Second Voice" challenges readers to consider the profound impact of their choices in a rapidly evolving world.