Immortal Love is a dystopian future romance.

Russian immigrant Lenny works in an indefinite life extension company. He fell in love with Eunice, a young Korean anorexic in Rome. Although there are great differences in age, nationality and personality, they still fall in love. Lenny wants to be with eunice forever. The cruel network culture makes personal identity as transparent as onion skin, and the living environment becomes turbulent. ...

Gary Steen Gatt's "Immortal Love" shows a dystopian future romance through email, diary and online chat, with beautiful words and profound implications.

About the author:

Gary. Steen Gart, 1972 was born in a Jewish family in Petersburg and moved to the United States at the age of 7. He is the author of "A Long Handbook for New People in Russian Society" and "Absurd Stan", which was once listed as "Top Ten Best Books of the Year" by The New York Times and Time. Sterngart was named "the most outstanding young novelist in America" by the British magazine Granta.

Classic golden sentence:

1. Do you know? If there is no comparison, the quiet death of 8 1 year old is like a tragedy.

Why did he stay in this dying city? It drained the young man's sweat, filled with hairy vulva and huge carbon emissions, and pushed him step by step like the tide to the point of no return.

Children are the future, which is only in the narrowest sense of reproduction. When they disappear, they are the future.

Don't let them tell you that life is like a trip. The so-called travel should have a destination.

Everyone around you will die and become meaningless. Their personalities will disappear, just like electric lights. Their lives and everything can only be condensed on a smooth tombstone. The epitaph on it exaggeratedly reads: "She shines like a star", "Never forget it in our hearts" and "He loves jazz". Even these things may be swept away by the tide in the future and kicked out by the turtle with genetic mutation.