Beggars in Spain: The Original Hugo & Nebula Winning Novella by Nancy Kress
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Set in the near future where biological engineering has created a small section of society who does not need to sleep, Beggars in Spain is a great study in the hierarchy of knowledge. While the people of the story themselves sometimes feel a bit stilted, this novella asks important questions about how we view ourselves, especially in light of our own (self-induced) evolution.
Edited to Add: I hate this cover, the woman with crazy green eye shadow conjures a 1970s pastiche of 1950s sci-fi.
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Amazon Link: Beggars in Spain: The Original Hugo & Nebula Winning Novella
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