: Using clones as a metaphor for the "disposable" working class.
In the landscape of contemporary Philippine literature, is a prominent science fiction series by author David Hontiveros . The title itself is a colloquial Filipino term for "Xerox," setting the stage for a world where the lines between the original and the copy are dangerously blurred. The World of Seroks Seroks
: Hontiveros has published multiple collections under this banner, expanding the lore of this Philippine cyberpunk setting. : Using clones as a metaphor for the
: It is considered a foundational work in the "Pinoy Cyberpunk" subgenre, blending local culture with global sci-fi tropes. The World of Seroks : Hontiveros has published
: A cornerstone short story by Hontiveros that won the prestigious Palanca Award in 2002. It provides a poignant look at the lives and perspectives of clones in this dystopian society.
: Questioning what makes a soul if one's physical body and memories can be "photocopied."
The "Seroks" universe is explored through several collections and award-winning short stories: