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The Last Generation
IT'S NOT THE END OF THE WORLD. JUST THE END OF US.
It's not Armageddon. There are no meteorites. No evil aliens. No warfare of any kind. But no one is being born.
What would the world be like if people could not have babies anymore? Just what would the last generation... do?
It's not Armageddon. There are no meteorites. No evil aliens. No warfare of any kind. But no one is being born.
What would the world be like if people could not have babies anymore? Just what would the last generation... do?
324 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 2003
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April 22, 2016
The Last Generation, promised more than it delivered and delivered too much which was peripheral to the central story. Although the wanderings into the minds of random people in this world of infertility shone some light on others experiences, it did nothing to further the central premise.
A pale reflection of Atwood's Handmaids Tale, it fell into the clichéd post apocalyptic potholes of cults, drugs and rock and roll references. So much potential unrealised.
A pale reflection of Atwood's Handmaids Tale, it fell into the clichéd post apocalyptic potholes of cults, drugs and rock and roll references. So much potential unrealised.
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