1,821 minds. An unknown planet. No bodies of their own.

That was what remained of humanity. No bodies. No blood. Only minds copied into fist-sized capsules, loaded onto a ship someone launched without permission while the world burned behind them.

One thousand and four years later, they wake in bodies they don't recognize, on a planet they don't understand, with memories they can't let go of. And with something in the ship's vault that should never have traveled with them.

Renaissance is not the story of how humanity was saved. It is the story of what it had to lose to try.

If your mind were copied and placed in a machine, would it carry everything you are-your guilt, your choices, the love you felt-or would it be nothing but empty data?

A post-apocalyptic science fiction novel about identity, memory, and the weight of our decisions. leer todo...