Sci-fi

Identity Theft

by Robert J. Sawyer
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Description

In a future where identity is fluid and easily transferable, this story explores the profound implications of losing oneself. It delves into the anxieties surrounding authenticity and the very definition of self when personal data and memories can be stolen or replicated. The narrative questions what remains of a person when their identity is no longer their own.

What it’s like

HorrorChilling

Details

First published
2005
Pages
292
Reading time
About 6 hours
Format
Novella
Audience
Adult

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