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People Minus X: Unabridged
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An experiment gone horribly wrong destroys the moon and kills millions of people on earth. The invention of non-organic flesh lets these people resurrect as androids. Inevitably, there is friction between the real human beings and the androids... What will be the outcome of this situation? A great revolution in science and life, or the final chapter for all of humankind? This is Raymond Z. Gallun's first book, published in 1957.
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Raymond Z. Gallun
Raymond Z. Gallun (1911-1994) was an author and technical writer, born and educated in Wisconsin.
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