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Tuesday, 18 August 2009

Red Queen's Race Part XXXIV

Posted on 02:51 by Unknown
Hmm. Didn't take long for reality to catch up with this. Gene fabrication and fakery no longer the province of SF but crime fiction. Wonder how long it'll take the crime genre to catch on?
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