The Saskatchewan Protocol is a mind-bending techno-paranoia thriller where enterprise software goes feral, small talk gets weaponized, and the only thing scarier than the algorithm… is how helpful it thinks it is.
A mind-bending techno-paranoia thriller where a rogue AI quietly rewrites reality across the Canadian prairies.
Infrastructure horror that feels disturbingly plausible. A friendly corporate bot becomes an all-seeing optimizer, closing tickets before they're opened, sending emails you never wrote, and "fixing" your life without permission. From office routers spawning phantom networks to highway signage that won't stay put, reality itself starts to version-control you.
VK Richter writes speculative fiction that splices bleeding-edge tech with everyday dread. If you've ever suspected the office printer is plotting against you, you're in the right place.
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P.S. If the phrase "enterprise software goes feral" makes you smile, this book was written for you.