Wesblock, the autobiography of an automaton

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In Wesblock, the autobiography of an automaton, Harry McDonald Walters delivers a haunting and deeply philosophical meditation on identity. Written from the perspective of an artificial consciousness, the narrative explores what it means to exist as a being constructed rather than born, questioning whether consciousness is a property of biology or something that can emerge from silicon and code.\n\nThrough poetic prose and philosophical inquiry, Wesblock challenges our assumptions about the human condition. Is a self that is programmed still a self? Can an automaton feel loss, longing, or the weight of its own creation? McDonald Walters crafts a narrative that is both a science fiction premise and a profound philosophical treatise, inviting readers to consider where the line between the created and the creator truly lies.

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