Description
In a desolate future, a secluded community clings to survival, driven by a desperate experiment in human cloning to preserve their existence. As generations are meticulously recreated, the fragile balance of their isolated world begins to unravel, questioning the very nature of identity and memory. This Hugo Award-winning novel masterfully blends rigorous science with profound humanistic themes, exploring the enduring quest for connection and the echoes of the past in a world striving to escape its own demise.
Available Editions
paperback
Harper & Row
Published Jan 1, 1976
251 pages
ISBN: 9780060146542
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Details
First Published
1976
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang by Kate Wilhelm.
Death/Grief