In a world in which humans themselves have become incorporated and most people no longer own a majority of themselves, one man - owned by no one and owning no one - dares to fight those who'd enslave him. Exiled and hunted, Justin Cord must now lead a revolution in order to birth a nation.
Humans have become incorporated and most no longer own a majority of themselves. Justin Cord - owned by no one and owning no one, dared to defy the system but has disappeared and is presumed dead. Now an audacious plan will pit one woman against an insidious corporate order she never bargained for and a ruthless adversary she never imagined.
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Just got the news this morning (paraphrased from a longer email):
Two sf novels published this year by TOR Books have been nominated for next year's Prometheus Award for Best Novel. Please pass on our congratulations to the authors: Vernor Vinge, forThe Children of the Sky; and Dani and Eytan Kollin, for The Unincorporated Woman. The judges are especially intrigued by these new 2011 nominees, since The Children of the Sky is a sequel to A Deepness in the Sky, our 2000 Prometheus winner for best novel; while The Unincorporated Woman is a continuation of the Kollin brothers' 2010 Prometheus winner for best novel, The Unincorporated Man.
We're absolutely blown away to be nominated in a category next to an author of Vernor Vinge's stature.
Dani & Eytan
