The Artificial Man and Other Stories
About this ebook
The Artificial Man (1929) – “…as much of my body as can be removed and substituted by artificial parts, I wish to have done.”
A Transformation
The Parting
A Man Obsessed
The Artificial Man
The Thread Snaps
The Diabolical Drug (1929) – “It will make Ponce de Leon’s fountain of eternal youth look like poison hooch!”
The Fifth Dimension (1928) – “…in the vast cycles of time and space, we repeat our existence upon this earth.” A four chapter novelette.
The Evolutionary Monstrosity (1929) – “Without the modifying and mollifying influence of a changing environment, evolution is a tool in the hands of the devil.” A six chapter novelette.
A Baby On Neptune (1929) – “Now, suppose that the messages from Neptune are so slow that they fail to register with us. Because of their slowness, we cannot synthesize them into sounds!”
A Dying Wish
Recording on the Steel Tape
A Trip Into Space
Elzar Explains
What Life on Neptune?
A Visit to Neptune
The Baby on Neptune
About the author
Clare Winger Harris (1891-1968) was an early science fiction writer whose short stories were published during the 1920s. Her stories often dealt with characters on the “borders of humanity” such as cyborgs.
Harris began publishing magazine stories in 1926, and soon became well liked by readers. She was the first American woman to publish science fiction stories under her own name. Her writing career lasted until 1933.
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