Eric Cohen Livres

Are you looking for the perfect coffee table art book? We have all heard that a picture is worth a thousand words but come explore how a few beautiful words can be worth many pictures. In this art book, a single original poem serves as the inspiration for 125 works of art that were produced by artificial intelligence. One hundred of the works of art can also be purchased as NFTs on OpenSea. This book is the only place where the poem "The Dreamer" plus an extra 25 pieces of AI art have been made available to the public, granting you the most access to amazing content! This NFT coffee table book is a first of its type and represents the cutting edge of both artistic expression and technological advancement. With this purchase, you can enjoy a fresh point of view as you enjoy both poetry and art.

Set during a chaotic Christmas season in 2019, the story follows a series of bizarre and deadly incidents involving Christmas trees that have turned lethal. As the death toll rises, young Tad Funkhaus and a quirky group—including witty winery clerk Angelica Venuti and a dynamic librarian couple—team up to unravel the mystery behind the murderous greenery. With humor and suspense, they race against time to stop the trees from claiming more victims in their festive yet perilous quest.

Set against the backdrop of Brooklyn, the story follows Will Chambers, a laid-off librarian navigating the challenges of unemployment. Desperate for work, he takes a job in trendy Williamsburg, where he encounters a vibrant community of hipsters and a charming baker named Coriander. As he adjusts to his new life, Will grapples with his feelings for his best friend, Beth, who defies the typical librarian stereotype. This journey explores themes of friendship, love, and self-discovery in a bustling urban setting.

Exploring the moral implications of scientific advancement, the book delves into historical debates and anticipates future challenges in the genetic age. It raises critical questions about the ethical boundaries of scientific progress and the potential societal impact of genetic technologies, inviting readers to consider the responsibilities that come with such advancements.

As we welcome longer lives, we wonder if we will still value human life as we should. This book reflects on the moral challenges of the technological age. It offers a tour of the complex dilemmas at the intersection of science and morality, moving from subjects like stem cells and evolution to classic texts like the Hebrew Bible.