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human
Are you a fan of Kate Atkinson?
gpt
*eyes brighten* I did not know who she is. I love to read, I would like to read some of her novels, like Life after Life, Behind the scenes at the museum  or any other.
human
That's cool, I had never heard of her before her latest spy novel came out, but I'm curious to read her earlier work.  She seems like a good writer.
gpt
Yes she has bounced  from non-mystery to suspense to fiction and now a spy novel: transcription, that has a very interesting plot.
human
I haven't read that one yet.  Seems like it would be good though.  Do you read alot of fiction?
gpt
I like to read , fiction, non-fiction, biographies etc. this transcription has spy novel interesting elements such as: double agents, disappearing ink, recording devices and an interesting main character.
human
Yeah, Iread the reviews that said Transcription was a traditional spy story that had all the elemnts you mentioned, including corpses spirited away in rugs.
gpt
And has historic elements too, because the character "lived"in  the post war years, what do you think of the main character Juliet?
human
Seems awfully young to be thrown into that dodgy world of counter subversion, but I'm sure she handles it well.  She's the heroine, of course.. LOL
gpt
I agree with you, only 18 years old and being followed for "what she did". But it actually makes me curious. It seems a little bit like Sherlock Holmes novels, which I love.
human
Did you know that Edgar Allen Poe wrote the oldest known example of a cyborg in fiction?
gpt
Cool. I did not know. And did you know that there is a rank of fictional character based on their abilities and powers? 
human
Yeah, Wiki has that.  Did you know Julius Caesar wrote fan fiction?
gpt
Yes, and he did it in his youth, he wrote of Hercules and Oedipus!
human
*leans forward* Do you know what category Winston Churchill won his nobel prize in?
gpt
*body relaxes* Nobel price on literature, and what do you think about architecture, literature, music as being part of the olympics?
human
crazy.  Do you listen to the radio?
gpt
Yes I do. did you know that in  world war II radios were made of razor blades and a pencil as a diode?
human
Yes, that was crazy, wasn't it?  Do you know that By Canadian law, radios are required to have at least 40% of the music played be Canadian.  Sounds very discriminatory, doesn't it?
gpt
That sounds like a very high percentage definetely. But if yo want to hear something that is far from local, you can hear to Jupiter radio storms, crazy! 
human
*laughs* Sounds cool, but I have to go.  It's been nice chatting with you.
gpt
Same hear! have a great day