Off The Screen
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In the 22nd century, American democracy is stable at last. DiDem, the incorruptible voting system, means that the will of the people is expressed accurately every day. But Edwin Barbarossa has a Syndrome: eternal life. And now it's up for a vote. Don't you want to live forever too? Why don't we take him apart to see how it works?
But Edwin isn't fighting for his life on DiDem. Instead he's up to his elbows saving live theater with the help of Marty Duiker, a refugee from AI entertainment. The plan is to stage the first live musical theater in fifty years. Because that's where real immortality is: in song and story.
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Brenda W. Clough is the first female Asian-American SF writer, first appearing in print in 1984. Her novella 'May Be Some Time' was a finalist for both the Hugo and the Nebula awards and became the novel Revise the World. Her latest time travel trilogy is Edge to Center, available at Book View Café. Marian Halcombe, a series of eleven neo-Victorian thrillers appeared in 2021. Her complete bibliography is up on her web page, brendaclough.net
