Silicon Karma

Speaking of e-books, Silicon Karma is already available for the Kindle. Click here. It first appeared in the late 90s from White Wolf Books and got some good comments:

"In SILICON KARMA, Tom Easton has convened a wry and riveting symposium on the mystery of death and the problem of 'the self and the brain.' Reading this novel is like opening a fortune cookie and finding not some vapid aphorism but a pithy insight into the nature of consciousness."
James Morrow, author of Blameless in Abaddon, etc.

"...an enjoyable read, a well told adventure story that held my interest throughout. It's a thought provoking glimpse into a possible future, well worth your time."
Hank Wagner, Science Fiction Reviews, March 1997

"... a fine novel, well told in the special language and traditions of science fiction."
Joe Mayhew, The Washington Post, May 25, 1997

"Just when you thought they didn't make 'em like that any more, Tom Easton proves you wrong. Silicon Karma is professionally crafted action/adventure..."
Bruce Canwell, Tomorrowsf, May-June 1997

"...highly entertaining novel ... a really good [book]. ... The world is richly worked out and detailed.... amusing, superior science fiction thinking.... Easton extrapolates cleverly and interestingly.... Very good fun."
Gahan Wilson, Realms of Fantasy, August 1997

On Locus Magazine's Recommended Reading list.