Selfie (a YA technothriller)

Let me preface this book by telling you I'm from the future. I'm writing this book in 2021 and we've just figured out how to hack a distortion in digital memory devices that lets me save content using the same digital time stamp as earlier content on the same device (so I can replace, for example, a book I had on my iPad in 2015 with this book and it will show up six years before I wrote it.)

That's not really important. Not yet. Let me tell you what is important: You're in danger.

People are going to try to kill you. Not right now, but soon. They're going to try and kill you because of the things you're going to figure out how to do with the technology they're developing right now. In a few years, they'll suddenly figure out that they've created an army of technosavants and they'll strike while they are still in control and you're still just a kid.

I know this, because I'm you. Or just like you.