Talking fridges, human clone farms, flying shopping malls â we must be in the Michael Marshall Smith zone. A world all too close to our ownâŠ
Spares â human clones, the ultimate health insurance. An eye for an eye â but some people are doing all the taking.
Spares â the story of Jack Randall: burnt-out, dropped out, and way overdrawn at the luck bank. But as caretaker on a Spares Farm, he still has a choice, and it might make a differenceâŠif he can run fast enough.
Spares â a breathless race through strange, disturbing territories in a world all too close to our own.
Spares â itâs fiction. But only justâŠ
Reviews
âComic, cruel, twisted and surrealâ EMPIRE
âSome books stretch the imagination. This one mugs itâ DAVID BADDIEL
âTense, exciting and at times very, very funny⊠Heâs worth every pennyâ TIME OUT
âWitty, hard-edged and coruscatingly imaginative⊠Compellingly off-kilterâ NEW SCIENTIST
âSpares blurs imaginative surrealism and hard-bitten horror with a storytelling skill that can only be described as pure geniusâ VENUE
âA compulsively readable melding of hardboiled narrative and hardware inventionâ PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
About the author
Michael Marshall Smith was born and raised â itinerantly â in the USA and the UK. Since leaving University he has been writing: for radio, for the movies, for TV and for print. After the success of Spares, Warner Brothers have already bought the rights to his third novel, One of Us, amid intense competition. His novels are bestsellers in translation around the world. Mike lives in North London, where he is currently working on his fourth novel and a number of film projects while providing a warm place for his cats to sleep.
Talking fridges, human clone farms, flying shopping malls â we must be in the Michael Marshall Smith zone. A world all too close to our ownâŠ
Spares â human clones, the ultimate health insurance. An eye for an eye â but some people are doing all the taking.
Spares â the story of Jack Randall: burnt-out, dropped out, and way overdrawn at the luck bank. But as caretaker on a Spares Farm, he still has a choice, and it might make a differenceâŠif he can run fast enough.
Spares â a breathless race through strange, disturbing territories in a world all too close to our own.
Spares â itâs fiction. But only justâŠ
Reviews
âComic, cruel, twisted and surrealâ EMPIRE
âSome books stretch the imagination. This one mugs itâ DAVID BADDIEL
âTense, exciting and at times very, very funny⊠Heâs worth every pennyâ TIME OUT
âWitty, hard-edged and coruscatingly imaginative⊠Compellingly off-kilterâ NEW SCIENTIST
âSpares blurs imaginative surrealism and hard-bitten horror with a storytelling skill that can only be described as pure geniusâ VENUE
âA compulsively readable melding of hardboiled narrative and hardware inventionâ PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
About the author
Michael Marshall Smith was born and raised â itinerantly â in the USA and the UK. Since leaving University he has been writing: for radio, for the movies, for TV and for print. After the success of Spares, Warner Brothers have already bought the rights to his third novel, One of Us, amid intense competition. His novels are bestsellers in translation around the world. Mike lives in North London, where he is currently working on his fourth novel and a number of film projects while providing a warm place for his cats to sleep.