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Parasite
Book • 2013
In this novel, humanity has achieved near-immunity to diseases thanks to the SymboGen Corporation's genetically engineered tapeworms.
However, these parasites start to become restless and seek their own lives, leading to a potential apocalypse.
The story follows Sally Mitchell, a young woman who survived a car accident thanks to one of these tapeworms but now faces strange medical crises and must navigate a world where the tapeworms are causing people to become erratic and violent.
The book blends elements of science fiction, horror, and thriller genres, with a strong focus on the scientific plausibility and the immediate, scary implications of the tapeworms' actions.
However, these parasites start to become restless and seek their own lives, leading to a potential apocalypse.
The story follows Sally Mitchell, a young woman who survived a car accident thanks to one of these tapeworms but now faces strange medical crises and must navigate a world where the tapeworms are causing people to become erratic and violent.
The book blends elements of science fiction, horror, and thriller genres, with a strong focus on the scientific plausibility and the immediate, scary implications of the tapeworms' actions.
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Matt Belloni when discussing the impact of Oscar wins on filmmakers' careers and future projects.


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