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Mutants is a collection of short stories featuring Isaac Asimov's unique science fiction narratives. The book includes works by S. Fowler Wright, Mack Reynolds, Will Stanton, and Algis Budrys, among others. It features stories about mutants, aliens, and other futuristic concepts within the realm of science fiction.
First publish date: 1982
Genre: General Fiction/Anthologies
Authors: Isaac Asimov
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