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“A Borrowed Man has an interesting premise. It takes place in a future where you can rent out, at the library, cloned reproductions of authors. These clones are downloaded with all the essential memories of these authors. It’s very meta. But A Borrowed Man is very fun, very twisty, and very cerebral in places. His references can be quite philosophical. Obviously this clone is wrestling with the idea that he is not technically a person, because he was created, and because his memories are not exactly his.” Read more...
Nicholas Russell, Novelist
