WHERE LATE THE SWEET BIRDS SANG

An engaging science fiction novel that won the prestigious Hugo, Jupiter, and Locus awards. Kate Wilhelm has created an unforgettable vision of a world on the brink of destruction, where humanity faces global challenges and seeks desperate solutions. It is a story of survival, sacrifice, and the consequences of interfering with nature.

• Award-winning novel: Winner of Hugo, Jupiter, and Locus Awards
• Vision of the future: Eco-apocalyptic scenery and problems of humanity
• Cloning: Experiments with cloning and their consequences
• Sumner Family: Fight for survival in an isolated center
• Tension and emotions: Engaging plot and reflections on the fate of humanity
• Beautiful story: About the fate of the family, the individual and society

In a world where rapid changes in nature, global diseases, nuclear conflict, and widespread infertility threaten the existence of the human race, the Sumner family makes a desperate attempt to save themselves. They create an isolated scientific center in the Appalachians, where they see hope for salvation in human cloning. After a few generations, they plan to return to natural methods of procreation, but as the first clones mature, serious problems arise. The experiment gets out of control, leading to unforeseen consequences.

In her novel, Kate Wilhelm raises important ethical and moral issues related to cloning and interfering with nature. She asks how far we can go in our pursuit of survival and what the consequences of our actions are. The novel forces us to reflect on the fate of humanity and the future of our planet.

Rebis Publishing presents this tense and emotional novel in an elegant integrated binding. The 222x146 mm format and 296 pages make reading comfortable and enjoyable. The year of publication, 2025, guarantees a fresh look at a classic science fiction theme.

The novel "Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang" is a must-read for science fiction fans and literature that makes you think. A memorable story, beautiful language and a deep message make it a read that will stay with you for a long time.