Robert Repino's "Mort(e)"

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Time Out says

Please join Green Apple Books in welcoming author Robert Repino as we celebrate the release of his dystopian debut novel, Mort(e).

More info here: http://www.greenapplebooks.com/event/clement-robert-repino-morte

Early praise for Mort(e):

“With sly references to Orwell’s Animal Farm, debut novelist Repino puts a nicely modern post-apocalyptic overlay on the fable of animals taking over the world . . . an engrossing morality tale with unexpected depths.” —Publishers Weekly, Starred Review

“Devilishly entertaining… awfully good… a wild riff on interspecies warfare sure to make pet owners think twice the next time their tabby cat darts by. Imagine W. Bruce Cameron's silly and maudlin A Dog's Purpose recast as a violent and frightening post-apocalyptic global battle for the souls of Earth's survivors, layered with a messiah prophecy that makes The Matrix look simplistic by comparison.” —Kirkus Reviews

“Animal Farm set in a postapocalyptic world based on interspecies rivalry rather than communism, with a little religion on the side, this imaginative story can be taken as a somewhat satirical examination of the role of the individual in society. Highly recommended.” —Library Journal

“Absolutely incredible...The apocalypse has never, ever been this entertaining.” —BookRiot

“That a novel about the war between ants and humans with house pets as warriors would be so stunningly believable and, above all, affecting, is a testament to what a wonderful book Robert Repino has written. Mort(e) is one of the craziest, most inventive novels I've read in a long time.” —James Scott, author of The Kept

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