Bunn-O

With her husband stranded in a war-torn country halfway around the world, a university professor – on whom the burden of managing their small family has suddenly fallen – tries to maintain order at home. Her young daughter seems not to mind, or even really notice, the father’s absence. But as the weeks go on, mounting pressure on the narrator to balance family and work begins to take a toll.

So, when an enterprising and overeager graduate student, known only as “Schpleeven”, begs to “hack” her situation, the narrator gives in and Schpleevan connects her husband’s video calls to a plastic bunny toy.

Darkly funny and eerily prescient, Bunn-O examines technology’s unbelievable ability to connect us, as well as its extraordinary power to tear us apart.

©2020 Kate Tighe-Pigott (P)2020 Audible Originals, LLC.

Technology Overload

Emily Bauer does a phenomenal job bringing this short gripping intense thriller to life. The ending lacks closure to an otherwise perfect story of to much technology and not enough human interaction. I am voluntarily leaving this honest unbiased review.

short story

this was a short story. very short. the beginning flowed nicely but the middle and end were choppy and not completely fleshed out so the story had an incomplete feel.

A Cautionary Tale By The Good Idea Fairies

A short storiy that predicts the misuse of evolving technologies with plausible accuracy. The end.

Strange but true

Hmm
Just listened to this. It shocked me. Not for the usual
Reasons( sex, violence, and profanity) but for the content. It’s food for thought.

Short but good

Yes it's very short and open ended, but I loved it. Not everything has to be Stephen King length