The Book of Adam: Autobiography of the First Human Clone

By Robert M. Hopper
Published by Doublethumb Press
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Published: Nov. 21, 2010
Words: 114,435 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781452320137


Short description

Adam’s intimate memoir of a world in which it becomes common to have your genetic twin born after your death. We see the bigotry of his youth, haunting dreams of his clone-father, and Adam’s search for his soul. A search shadowed by his fear of death and a century-old family drama in which, like the House of Atreus, the players seem fated to struggle with the sins of the father.

Extended description

Adam's intimate memoir draws us into a world in which it becomes common to have your genetic twin born after your death. We see this world through the first clone's unique perspective - the bigotry he faces as a youth, haunting dreams of the man from whom he was cloned, and Adam's inner search for his soul. It's a search that's shadowed by his fear of death, and by an multigenerational family drama in which, like the House of Atreus, the players seem fated to struggle with the sins of the father. 2010 Literary Award Finalist - Santa Fe Writers Project.

Tags

artificial intelligence, clone, transhumanism, human cloning, cryonics, life extension

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Review by: twoplasticforks on July 19, 2012 : star star star star
The names are a bit too cheesy and the relationships between the characters gets weird, but it is a very readable book. This book has the unique characteristic of having characters that aren't necessarily likeable, while still being a compelling read. The writing is wonderful and very entertaining and I highly recommend this for some recreational reading. I finished it all in a day because I just couldn't wait to see what happened to the characters next.
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