Over at SFRevu.com, Drew Bittner gives Amortals a rave review. He writes: Forbeck constructs a near-future Washington DC that seems eerily plausible (to this local, anyway), creating a culture where amortality is widespread and the “life is cheap” ethos is taken to some unusual extremes… But Forbeck’s real genius here is keeping the big and obvious aspect of this biotech …
Amortals: SFBook.com’s #3 Book of the Year
Back in November, SFBook.com gave Amortals a five-star review and named it the Book of the Month. That automatically put it into the competition for Book of the Year, pitting it against such stalwarts and bestsellers as Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451, Pat Rothfuss’s The Name of the Wind, and Robert Heinlein’s Stranger in a Strange Land. At the end of a …