Clones Don't Fall in Love
Fiction & Literature, LGBT, Gay, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
| Author: | Ed Morawski | ISBN: | 1230000145838 |
| Publisher: | Createspace | Publication: | June 27, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Ed Morawski |
| ISBN: | 1230000145838 |
| Publisher: | Createspace |
| Publication: | June 27, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
What would human clones really be like? Would they feel inferior? Would they be able to reproduce? How would they interact with ‘real’ humans and perhaps more importantly - each other? Would they be capable of love, homosexuality, and grief? Would they be so perfect they could live forever or just months? How would they be ‘born’? These are the concepts explored in Clones Don’t Fall In Love. As the story begins, there has been no contact between New Terra and the clone world Gardena for more than eighty years. The clones have prospered and advanced and life has been very good. Suddenly there is a murder- an event unheard of for generations on Gardena, and this act sets off a series of events which will change the worlds forever. The murder is in fact that of the main character Tay’s life partner—Zak.
What would human clones really be like? Would they feel inferior? Would they be able to reproduce? How would they interact with ‘real’ humans and perhaps more importantly - each other? Would they be capable of love, homosexuality, and grief? Would they be so perfect they could live forever or just months? How would they be ‘born’? These are the concepts explored in Clones Don’t Fall In Love. As the story begins, there has been no contact between New Terra and the clone world Gardena for more than eighty years. The clones have prospered and advanced and life has been very good. Suddenly there is a murder- an event unheard of for generations on Gardena, and this act sets off a series of events which will change the worlds forever. The murder is in fact that of the main character Tay’s life partner—Zak.
