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Join

What if you could live multiple lives simultaneously, have constant, perfect companionship, and never die?

When Join arrived, it was hailed as a miracle: a technology that allowed individuals to unite their minds and live forever through multiple bodies.

Recommended.

Scientific American

Set in a dystopian world full of dazzle and invention, Join is a subtle exploration of what the self is and what death means.

David Vann author of Legend of a Suicide and Aquarium

Editor's Pick: Best Science Fiction and Fantasy

Amazon.com

An exciting addition to 21st century science fiction.

Robert Repino author of Mort(e)

A heady sci-fi thriller about a world-altering technology—and its hidden costs… There's a lot going on here, including a fascinating technology with far-reaching implications, and a lot of big philosophical questions about the nature of identity.

Kirkus Reviews

It's the rarest of SF novels: a gripping concept delivered with compelling page-turning intensity.

The Seattle Review of Books

Compelling, [presents] two radically differing visions of humanity's future… intriguing and thought-provoking.

Publishers Weekly

[A] thought-provoking debut… The dizzying complexity of [the Joins'] interactions are philosophical as well as dangerous and may determine the future of civilization and earth itself.

Booklist

Join is a high-concept, immersive science fiction thriller… a compelling cautionary tale that explores ethics and selfhood.

Shelf Awareness

Beautifully written. Mind-blowing sci-fi.

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