An edition of Friends Come in Boxes
(1976)
Friends Come in Boxes
by Michael G. Coney
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The problem of immortality was solved in the 21st century: at forty, your brain was transferred to the head of a six month old child. Thus you gained another forty years of active life, until you could do it all over again.
But then the birthrate fell - and a growing horde of brains waited in the Friendship Boxes for host bodies. And on the sidelines a rebellious minority fought the system, seeking to raise their children in freedom to live a normal life.
Inevitable, the factions moved towards confrontation: a day of final reckoning.
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"Phillip Ewell suggested it."
Table of Contents
Prologue. Prologue
1. Creche
2. The Never Girl
3. Menagerie
4. A Woman and her Friend
5. Charity Run
Epilogue. Epilogue
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