In Computer Dreams from the Afterlife, acclaimed American poet Samuel Ludke invites readers into a surreal, shimmering world where digital echoes meet eternal consciousness. These poems traverse the boundaries between life and death, machine and soul, memory and oblivion—unearthing strange beauty in the static of lost data and ghostly dreams.

With language both haunting and electric, Ludke explores a future where minds may linger in code, and the afterlife is rendered in pixels. At once prophetic and deeply personal, this collection wrestles with identity, technology, and the ever-blurring line between human and machine.