If you are interested in listening to a comical Dystopian Science Fiction short read by Steve Rimpici, a. Be assured, dear readers, that "Billy and the Clonesaurus" doesn't fall prey to preachiness or pretentiousness. He’s pretty accepting of this, himself, and all the other Wills until he passes his 1-year anniversary of life, when he’s supposed to get recycled. In an unexpected turn of events, his replacement is sent to the slurry machine in his place and he will get to live another year.

Willa is just the well-read virgin who waits in her room while her father and Billy make all the important decisions. Billy has such a compelling story arc, and the people (and things) he interacts with during the course of this journey are ones that will stick in your mind. But when you stop and think about it, there are a lot of parallels to the story and what is really happening in the world around us.However, upon reflection I think that would have gone against the grain of the whole concept—that with clones there are no surprises. This reptile understandably freaks Billy out, since all animal life has been extinct for several generations of Williams. He’s also fascinated with Willa and some awkward conversations occur which are amusing to the reader but rather embarrassing for Billy.

It only takes one person to think outside of the box to create change, to start a revolution, is William that square peg on a board of round holes? His published works have been nominated for several Splatterpunk, Voice Arts, and Indie Horror Book Awards, among other honors. This is a post-apocalyptic sci-fi world that is filled with clones, 6 billion copies of an unassuming, bland, and unremarkable man named William. com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US.In addition to complying with OFAC and applicable local laws, Etsy members should be aware that other countries may have their own trade restrictions and that certain items may not be allowed for export or import under international laws. The world is occupied by Williams, a clone race who identify each other by a designated number - on their 365th day on this planet, they are willingly executed and turned to slurry to feed their test tube replacements but our hapless hero William 790 isn't executed as planned so he goes back to his life and starts to see the things that those around him aren't capable of noticing. Indeed, given all 3,650 Williams in Williamsport-6 are so enslaved by the endless cycle of work and spend that they’re too busy to notice there’s MORE to life than working and spending; perhaps the most valuable lesson to be learned is that the pursuit of MORE is less important than the realization that there’s MORE to pursue.

Initially I was put off by the title, but I had already been introduced to Kozeniewski's writing talent and the blurb intrigued me. There were parts that made me laugh, and other parts that made me just sit there at the Kindle and stare. If you love anything about cloning, the theoretical future of our society, how the world could be – then read this book. Billy and the Cloneasaurus is a fascinating and darkly humorous look at where our world could end up. But even though I am not very good at speaking English Like other people as much as they can speak English I am just speaking Thai.And yet, somehow, the narrative is engaging, interesting and exciting as Billy begins to answer some of the burning questions I, as a reader, wanted answered.

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