Bob and his symbiote finally manage to reach synergy after over forty years, allowing Bob’s symbiote to speak to him. Things get a bit crazy from there.
Note: Symbiote contains some graphic violence and harsh language.
Bob and his symbiote finally manage to reach synergy after over forty years, allowing Bob’s symbiote to speak to him. Things get a bit crazy from there.
Note: Symbiote contains some graphic violence and harsh language.
Tags: complete · cyberpunk · nanotechnology · near future · online novels · science fiction
Listed: Feb 3, 2014
Also by this author:
Share:
People who recommend this story also recommend:
The author of this story recommends:
Member who recommend this include:
Request an invite or log in to rate, recommend, review, or bookmark this story.
Note: You can monitor reviews for this listing with its review feed.
No editorial reviews yet.
Jun 26, 2015: 4 out of 5 stars
The Good: I love a story with genuinely clever protagonists, and this is a story about a man’s cleverness first, and the superhuman powers his nanotech symbiote give him, second.
Both the protagonist and the symbiote have their own agendas and clever personalities, and they function as a team through tense and exciting conflicts.
The Bad: Early on, [more . . .]
Feb 27, 2014: Symbiote is an interesting one. The main concept is one I’ve seen done before, but here us taken to the logical extreme, exploring the environmental, political, social, and technological ramifications of a society gifted with hyper intelligent symbiotes. Symbiotes is highly recommended for those who don’t like waiting long for updates, because it updates very nearly every day, sometimes even twice a day.
That said, the story does have a few reoccurring problems. The main character, Bob and Frank, is almost [more . . .]
Jun 10, 2015: After perusing the listings for something that I would be interested in, I stumbled upon Symbiote. It didn’t have the most reviews or ratings, but the premise was interesting enough for me to make it through the first chapter, and from then on I was pretty hooked. (Up until the 4th book.)
The things that turn me off the most about a lot of these online web serials is that sometimes the author dumps you in the middle of a world, [more . . .]
Request an invite or log in to rate, recommend, review, or bookmark this story.