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|title = Chasing Shadows<br />
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|editor = David Brin and Stephen W. Potts<br />
|publisher = Tor<br />
|published = January 10, 2017<br />
|pages = 336<br />
|library = https://scottsigler.com/book/chasing-shadows/<br />
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[[Chasing Shadows|Chasing Shadows: Visions of Our Coming Transparent World]] is a 2017 anthology that contains the story ''[[Public Domain]]'', written by Scott Sigler.<br />
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==Book Synopsis==<br />
As we debate Internet privacy, revenge porn, the NSA, and Edward Snowden, cameras get smaller, faster, and more numerous. Has Orwell's Big Brother finally come to pass? Or have we become a global society of thousands of Little Brothers - watching, judging, and reporting on one another?<br />
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Partnering with the Arthur C. Clarke Center for Human Imagination, and inspired by Brin's nonfiction book ''The Transparent Society,'' noted author and futurist David Brin and scholar Stephen Potts have compiled essays and short stories from writers such as Robert J. Sawyer, James Morrow, William Gibson, Damon Knight, Jack McDevitt, and many others to examine the benefits and pitfalls of technological transparency in all its permutations.<br />
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==Contents==<br />
''Introduction: Private Lives,'' by James Gunn<br />
===Ad Justitiam Per Lucem===<br />
*''Mine, Yours, Ours,'' by Jack Shillingstead<br />
*''Insistence of Vision,'' by David Brin<br />
*''Planetbound,'' by Nancy Fulda<br />
*''The Right's Tough,'' by Robert J. Sawyer<br />
*''The Circuit Riders,'' by R.C. Fitzpatrick<br />
*''The Werewolves of Maplewood,'' by James Morrow<br />
*''The Road to Oceania,'' by William Gibson<br />
===Surveillance-Sousveillance===<br />
*''I See You,'' by Damon Knight<br />
*''Eyejacked,'' by David Walton<br />
*''FeastWar,''' by Vylar Kaftan<br />
*''Your Lying Eyes,'' by Jack McDevitt<br />
*''The Disaster Stack,'' by Vernor Vinge<br />
===Lies and Private Lives===<br />
*''First Presentation,'' by Aliette de Bodard<br />
*''AfterShift Memories,'' by David Ramirez<br />
*''Spew,'' by Neal Stephenson<br />
*''Private Life in Cyberspace,'' by John Perry Barlow<br />
*''Elderjoy,'' by Gregory Benford<br />
*''Street Life in the Emerald City,'' by Brenda Cooper<br />
*''The Eyes Have It,'' by Stephen W. Potts<br />
===No Place to Hide===<br />
*''Preferences,'' by Cat Rambo<br />
*''Vectors,'' by Stephen Gaskell<br />
*''[[Public Domain]],'' by Scott Sigler<br />
*''To See the Invisible Man,'' by Robert Silverberg<br />
*''The Disconnected,'' by Ramez Naam<br />
===Looking Back...and Looking Up===<br />
*''Eminence,'' by Karl Shroeder<br />
*''Sport,'' by Kathleen Ann Goonan<br />
*''Elephant on Table,'' by Bruce Sterling<br />
*''A Tsunami of Light,'' Afterword by David Brin<br />
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==Release Schedule==<br />
===Print editions===<br />
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| [[Image:ChasingShadows.jpg|thumb|75px]] || 1st ed. Hardcover || United States || January 10, 2017 || ISBN 978-0765382580<br />
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| [[Image:ChasingShadows.jpg|thumb|75px]] || 1st ed. Paperback || United States || March 13, 2017 || ISBN 978-0765382597<br />
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===Digital editions===<br />
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| [[Image:ChasingShadows.jpg|thumb|75px]] || 1st ed. eBook|| Global || January 10, 2017 || ISBN 978-1466888258<br />
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