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- Date de parution01/09/2026
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- ISBN8232159962
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Résumé
SCROOGE: REWIRED is a bold, electrifying reimagining of Dickens' classic-one that drags A Christmas Carol into the neon-lit, data-driven heart of 21st-century London. In this modern gothic techno-thriller, Ebenezer Scrooge isn't merely a miser. he is the cold, untouchable CEO of Scrooge & Marley Capital Holdings, a man who owns half the city and feels accountable to none of it. Wrapped in wealth and insulated from humanity, Scrooge has reduced compassion to inefficiency and people to numbers on a spreadsheet.
But on a rain-soaked Christmas Eve-beneath fairy lights glitching like faulty code-Scrooge's meticulously controlled world fractures. First comes the impossible: the digital resurrection of Jacob Marley, his dead partner, flickering onto every screen in his penthouse in a terrifying fusion of corrupted data, failing hardware, and something unmistakably ghostly. Marley's message is simple, chilling, and non-negotiable: Scrooge is out of time-and the audit of his soul begins tonight.
What follows is a breathtaking descent through Scrooge's past, present, and future, guided by three uncanny Spirits rendered through London's digital ghosts, memory archives, and algorithmic hauntings. The Ghost of Christmas Past compiles itself from Scrooge's own digital footprint, forcing him to confront a childhood shaped by poverty, a mother fading in a cold flat, and a love he lost to ambition.
The Ghost of Christmas Present arrives as a cathedral of impossible abundance-food, light, and warmth rendered with hyperreal precision-revealing the contrast between Scrooge's sterile isolation and the vivid, fragile joy of the world he exploits. Through screens, doorways, and spectral overlays, Scrooge sees the human cost of his empire: families one missed payment from eviction, Bob Cratchit scraping by in one of Scrooge's failing flats, and a sick child breathing through a machine that may lose power at any moment.
And then comes the future-cold, silent, merciless. A city automated beyond humanity. A legacy built on ruin. A lonely death noticed by no one. A chain of consequences too heavy for any man to drag. With cinematic world building, haunting imagery, and an emotional core that burns through every page, SCROOGE: REWIRED transforms the world's most enduring Christmas tale into a razor-sharp portrait of modern capitalism, technological alienation, and the cost of forgetting what it means to be human.
It's Dickens for the digital age-fierce, imaginative, and deeply moving. This is not just redemption. It is reboot. Restore point: Christmas.
But on a rain-soaked Christmas Eve-beneath fairy lights glitching like faulty code-Scrooge's meticulously controlled world fractures. First comes the impossible: the digital resurrection of Jacob Marley, his dead partner, flickering onto every screen in his penthouse in a terrifying fusion of corrupted data, failing hardware, and something unmistakably ghostly. Marley's message is simple, chilling, and non-negotiable: Scrooge is out of time-and the audit of his soul begins tonight.
What follows is a breathtaking descent through Scrooge's past, present, and future, guided by three uncanny Spirits rendered through London's digital ghosts, memory archives, and algorithmic hauntings. The Ghost of Christmas Past compiles itself from Scrooge's own digital footprint, forcing him to confront a childhood shaped by poverty, a mother fading in a cold flat, and a love he lost to ambition.
The Ghost of Christmas Present arrives as a cathedral of impossible abundance-food, light, and warmth rendered with hyperreal precision-revealing the contrast between Scrooge's sterile isolation and the vivid, fragile joy of the world he exploits. Through screens, doorways, and spectral overlays, Scrooge sees the human cost of his empire: families one missed payment from eviction, Bob Cratchit scraping by in one of Scrooge's failing flats, and a sick child breathing through a machine that may lose power at any moment.
And then comes the future-cold, silent, merciless. A city automated beyond humanity. A legacy built on ruin. A lonely death noticed by no one. A chain of consequences too heavy for any man to drag. With cinematic world building, haunting imagery, and an emotional core that burns through every page, SCROOGE: REWIRED transforms the world's most enduring Christmas tale into a razor-sharp portrait of modern capitalism, technological alienation, and the cost of forgetting what it means to be human.
It's Dickens for the digital age-fierce, imaginative, and deeply moving. This is not just redemption. It is reboot. Restore point: Christmas.
