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Adrenotropic Man by Keith Brooke

There’s a hit out on Maxwell Riesling, director of General Genetics Research.


 
 

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Title: Adrenotropic Man

Author: Keith Brooke

Length: short story

First Publication: Interzone, 1989

What the Story is About: There’s a hit out on Maxwell Riesling, director of General Genetics Research. According to the author: “GenGen, [is] a sinister corporation which loomed in the background of a lot of my near-future stories [. . .], culminating in the Expatria novels. “

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Categories: 1980-1989 • Anatomy & Physiology • Biotechnology • Brooke - Keith • Interzone

 

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