2Bro2b

$ 1

  • E book
  • Fiction
  • Classic
  • Fantasy
  • Science fiction
  • Short stories
  • Literature
Description

Through the progress of science, human lifespans have been extended indefinitely, leading the government to enact strict rules to keep the earth’s population under control. So when Edward K. Wehling, Jr. finds out that he and his wife are expecting triplets, he has to find a way to meet the nearly impossible birth requirements for each of his three unborn children.

“2 B R 0 2 B,” pronounced “to be or not to be,” is an intentional reference to the famous line in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. The short story was originally published in the Worlds of IF Science Fiction magazine and is referenced by author Kurt Vonnegut in his later novel, God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater.

 

Reviews (0)

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Be the first to review “2Bro2b”

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Shipping & Delivery
More Products

Suetonius the lives of the caesars

$ 3
  • E book
  • Non Fiction
  • Biography
  • Historical
  • Memoirs and auto biography
Add to cart

Unspoken Bonds

$ 29$ 172
An evocative oil painting capturing the intimate connection between two individuals. The brushstrokes weave a narrative of companionship and emotion,
Select options

Braamiothemystic: Rockabilly Resurrection

$ 19$ 70
In this electrifying artwork, a reanimated Elvis Presley, stylized as a retro rockabilly zombie, takes center stage. His signature pompadour
Select options

Resurgence of Light: A Daytime Feeling in Franz Marc Expressionism

$ 93$ 126
Resurgence of Light” captures the essence of renewal and vitality, depicted through the lens of daytime and the expressive style
Select options

The Pool in Barbie Dream House of the Future

$ 35$ 174
This captivating digital artwork envisions a futuristic rendition of Barbie’s iconic Dream House. Centered around an elegant, high-tech pool, the
Select options

Twilight’s Lament: A Fusion of Cubism and Expressionism in the Spirit of Franz Marc

$ 51$ 110
In “Twilight’s Lament,” the artist delves into the complex interplay of emotions, weaving together the themes of sunset, depression, and
Select options