By Chuck McKenzie
To nobody’s surprise, it was the Printers that finally kicked off the rage-fueled war between humanity and A.I. Because of course it fucking was.
About the Author
Chuck McKenzie
Chuck McKenzie was born in 1970 and still spends most of his time there. His science fiction and horror short stories have been nominated for multiple genre awards, and he hopes to one day be remembered as the sort of person neighbours later describe as seeming like such a nice man.
You can stalk Chuck on Instagram at <https://www.instagram.com/chuck.mckenzie.author/>
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