Billy and the Cloneasaurus

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As 790’s life unexpectedly extends, he begins to truly look around himself and question his existence.

Six billion identical clones make up the entire population of Earth, and William 790-6 (57th Iteration) is exactly like everybody else. Thank you, Stephen-1 Kozeniewski, for providing me with an Audiobook of BILLY AND THE CLONEASAURUS at the request of an honest review.He stops to pee by the road and he happens to see this weird building (a windmill) and as he goes to investigate he finally comes across the cloneasaurus!

All in all, it was a nice distopian fable, a good, though sometimes too direct critique of capitalism, the only thing I didn't liked about it is the scene where I had to copulate with every singe clone of myself! 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. Much like the previous book of Kozeniewski’s that I read, The Ghoul Archipelago, this story is one of dystopian satire. I was entertained throughout and delighted in the world Kozeniewski created, reluctant to leave when the story was finished. Jurassic Park III” could’ve been terrible, thankfully it isn’t, and the material plays better thanks to the performance of the cast.

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. Billy (“The new, the old, the original, the replacement, the only one left, and the only one there would ever be again”) (Maybe). Willa suffers from the same fate, unfortunately, which knocked the five-star rating I had going in down to a four. A tale of clones written in a unique style…hmmm this is beyond out of the box reading, try it, everybody's doing it.

Unlike Ghoul, Billy and the Cloneasaurus is less a horror story and more of a low-concept sci-fi story with bizarro flirtations.I like Billy and the other characters, and seeing how, even though they were clones, they had their differences. Stephen Kozeniewski's "Billy and the Cloneasaurus" is biting, thoughtful dystopian fiction from Severed Press. A hallmark of Kozeniewski's previous work is his ability to create something uniquely disturbing, and rest assured, fans, Billy is no exception.

The beginning of the novel is a bit gruesome with the discussion of the deaths of other Williams; it ends a bit gruesomely as well. Without giving away spoilers, one of the "occupants" in the mysterious windmill happens to be a woman.While the title might seem silly and the story starts off light, this book really touches on several topics and does so in an intelligent manner. Again, something most of us have probably wondered as we yearn for that electric car, Dyson fan, newest iPhone, or whatever object of the moment is cool. 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.