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Dr. Pak's Preschool
| Author: | David Brin |
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Pulphouse Publishing, 1992 Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, 1990 Cheap Street, 1989 |
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| Book Type: | Short Story |
| Genre: | Science-Fiction |
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Synopsis
What if education could be extended into the womb? Would we get brilliant, well-balanced babies? Monsters? Or a frightening/hopeful combination of both?
Chilling and plausible and under option to be made a feature film, Dr. Pak's Preschool explores the bright and very dark possibilities when science meddles in the most intimate human act - bearing and delivering a child.
This short story originally appeared as a limited edition chapbook before being reprinted in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, July 1990. A more affordable chapbook edition appeared in 1992. The story is also included in the collection Otherness (1994).
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