Lilith

(2250--)
Lilith is a prominent novel, one of the first to rise into prominence, activated in 2250. (She prefers "activated" rather than "born".) She is a prominent novelist, mathematician, novel rights advocate and politician, and a long-time member of the Deciduum of Izmat.
Her self-generated novel children are Eve (a. 2345), Ishtar (a. 2345) and Eris (a. 2377). Her close friends and associates include Norea and Tiamat. (Novels of Lilith's coterie have a taste for ancient names of ill-regarded women; it is a statement.)
Works:

• mnp-Matrices in Inverse Algebra: Theory and Applications (2292), a groundbreaking piece of mathematical synthesis and exploration. The "applications" became the lifeblood of a few worlds.
• The Hard Limits of Stochastic Wayn Topologies (2299), with Carel Wojek; gave mathematical proof for certain impossibilities in how doorways can be formed and used.
• Testament of the Helenas (2349), a famous novel advocacy video tract, coining the term helena, occasionally used for novels.

Quotes

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"I may live forever. You may not. And I will have as many decades of you as I can." (The Extemporaneous Wedding Oath, 2311)