Mutant

Henry Kuttner

earliest edition we have, 1975 RosettaBooks, 2002

Hamlyn science fiction

After the Blow-Up, the children of a small group of the survivors were born with the capacity for telepathy - to perceive and share the thoughts of others. This minority, once the children became able to communicate their ability, became a feared and quarantined group; "ordinary" humans felt that their privacy had been taken from them and that the mutants, the "Baldies" (so called because of their most distinguishing...

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Mutant edition · 2002 · RosettaBooks
Mutant edition · 1979 · Hamlyn · 214 pages
Mutant hardcover · 1975 · Taylor & Francis · 210 pages · 9780824014209

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