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A TRANSMISSION FROM THE ARCHIVE

Suicide club

by Rachel Heng

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Earliest known edition
2018
Selected edition
unknown
Pages in this edition
372
English editions
5 ↗
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2018 · eng

BETWEEN THE COVERS

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In a near-future New York, medical technology has progressed far enough that immortality is now within reach - but only for the deserving. These people are the lifers, those who display the best chance of living forever. Genetically perfect, one hundred-year-old Lea is the poster girl for the deserving lifers, until an unexpected encounter leads her to a brush with death and sparks suspicions. If Lea could be so careless, is she worthy of immortality? In this world, risking your life is serious business. Suicide Club wasn't always an activist group. It began as a set of disillusioned lifers, gathering to indulge in forbidden activities: performances of live music, artery-clogging meals, irresponsible orgies. But now they have been branded terrorists and are hunted by the state. And Lea has decided to give them a call.

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DIFFERENT WAYS INTO THE SAME WORLD

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Suicide clubSelectedRachel Heng2018unknown372Open Library ↗
Suicide clubRachel Heng2018unknown339Open Library ↗
Suicide Club2019unknown384Open Library ↗
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THE IDEAS CONNECTING THE DOTS

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Immortality & longevity ↗

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/tags/OL179TImmortalitySuicideThe FutureFictionFiction, dystopianSCIENCE FICTION