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Slow Life by Michael Swanwick

Life on Titan is nothing like life as we know it.


 
 

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Title: Slow Life

Author: Michael Swanwick

Length: novelette

First Publication: Analog Science Fiction & Fact, 2002

Awards: Hugo for Best Novelette 2003.

What the Story is About: Explorers on Saturn’s moon Titan discover life that’s unlike anything on earth. “Different evolutionary backgrounds lead to very different perspectives.”

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Categories: 2000-2009 • Aliens & Monsters • Evolution • Hugo • Short Fiction • Swanwick - Michael

 

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