Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang Audiobook

" Brilliant! I couldn't put it down. A superbly crafted book that delves deeply into human psyche and our rapidly approaching expiry date on this planet. Groundbreaking literature and a must read! "

" Very good - and did NOT feel dated. Focus was on clones and potential affects on human society/psyche. Quite good. "

" This was not what I was expecting. I've read Kate Wilhelm's mysteries and so didn't read the summary because I liked the title and sort of knew what to expect from Wilhelm. Well, it wasn't what I was expecting but I still enjoyed it. This is a dystopian novel where some of the characteristics that separate humans from other animals may be lost in cloning of the survivors continues. I found some things very unbelievable but it was all intriguing. "

" Not my favourite book, but definitely my favourite book about cloning. "

" A beautiful piece of concise and poignant writing. "

" This is my second reading of this book. I read it the first time when it was first published back in the mid-seventies. and then decided to read it again. The span of about 40 years from my first reading to this I was afraid that the book would suffer. Even though some of the technology described it the book was now outdated, the story survived. This is a book that still deserves thought. "

" if you like scifi like i do then this is a must. "

" Very confusing prose. "

" started DULL but became much more interesting "

" I thought it was a okay book. Some of the chapters were kind of boring in my opinion but the plot was good. "

" I found this book to be very enjoyable. I thought at first it was kind of like P.D. James' Children of Men, only taking place in this country. The main character was kind of amusing, though. "

" Looks like I have to track down more Kate Wilhelm books. This was possibly one of the best post-apocalypse books I've ever read. Tightly paced and well-crafted, this book was one of the best I've read this year. "

" I found this book to be very enjoyable. I thought at first it was kind of like P.D. James' Children of Men, only taking place in this country. The main character was kind of amusing, though. "

" Forgettable. It reads like toothless Simak. "

" Interesting. A good storyline, makes you think a bit. I wasn't a fan of the frequent sex references, however. That was just disturbing. "

" very good - and did NOT feel dated! "

" I know this is a sci-fi classic, but I like her Barbara Holloway books much better. "