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EBook-of-the-Month
Available as an ebook edition from
Fictionwise
I
N A WORLD
not unlike our own, a wealthy financier compels scientists to create the perfect daughter -
smart, beautiful...and with no need to sleep.
One of the leading science fiction writers of the decade, Nancy Kress is one of only a few
writers who have mastered the art of melding science fiction with social commentary.
This distinctive literary style has won her numerous awards, including three Nebula Awards and one Hugo Award.
Beggars in Spain is her most famous short work, winning both the Hugo and Nebula,
and in 2000 was selected as the Fictionwise eBook of the Year.
Nancy Kress' landmark tale of genetic engineering is one of the most critically acclaimed
science fiction novellas of all time, masterfully exploring the implications of
"Sleepless" people in a story you will never forget.
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