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Title: Margin of Error
Author: Nancy Kress
Length: short story
First Publication: Omni, 1994
What the Story is About: A woman with experimental genemods visits her sister, a former scientist on the project, to ask for assistance when serious problems with the technology arise. The story has some seriously messy sibling issues.
Note: Only an audio version is currently available.
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Categories: 1990-1999 • Audio • Genetic Engineering • Kress - Nancy • Sex & Reproduction • Short Fiction
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