To Live Again by Robert Silverberg

To Live Again by Robert Silverberg

Robert Silverberg's To Live Again propels readers into a startling near-future where reincarnation has become a tangible reality, a commodity traded among the elite. The wealthy can now achieve a form of immortality by storing their consciousness and transferring their persona into living hosts, leading to an unprecedented population boom of souls vying for bodies. Within the towering Scheffing Institute reside eighty million personae, awaiting their chance at rebirth within the minds of the living. As society wrestles with the profound ethical implications of this technology, the lines between ambition, power, and individual identity become dangerously blurred in this intricate and thought-provoking novel.

Why You'll Love This Book:

Witness a startling future where the wealthy can buy new lives by inhabiting the bodies of others. Explore the complex ethical and societal implications of a world with more souls than bodies. Delve into a thought-provoking narrative where ambition and identity collide in a quest for a second chance.