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The Book of Faces by Kay Kenyon
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“Of course, there’s no excuse for ugly these days — or addled. The Physio-Psych Clinics work up your genome and get you your tailored drugs or personalized surgery. “ |
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Title: The Book of Faces
Author: Kay Kenyon
Length: short story
First Publication: New Voices in Science Fiction, 2003
What the Story is About: “Of course, there’s no excuse for ugly these days — or addled. The Physio-Psych Clinics work up your genome and get you your tailored drugs or personalized surgery.” But one girl decides to be different…
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Categories: 2000-2009 • Anatomy & Physiology • Genetic Engineering • Kenyon - Kay • Medicine • Short Fiction
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