Publisher's Synopsis
Cat and Wolf are two teens separated just after finishing high school and falling madly in love. They're forced apart by a technological infection that turns limbs into gears, belts, circuits and wires. Then peoples' entire bodies get converted into refrigerators, 3D-printers, photocopiers, microwaves and laser printers. Cat and Wolf clandestinely meet on a moving train, then diverge. Wolf travels back in time to destroy the slave trade. Cat floats into space with a cargo of Amazon office supplies and a meal-serving "Breakfast Bot" as his only companion. Then, in a matter of weeks, they reunite the world to beat the digital infections.
Toy sculptor Mike Leavitt's third novella brazenly solves global health and justice issues as if it was as simple as a widely streamed poetry reading. The Cure for Robot Cancer is a teen romance that teases odd links across space and time, then brings them back home again.
