Re: YASID human biological age frozen short story

Phillip SanMiguel wrote:
> This is a short story in a _The Year's Best Science Fiction_ volume.
> Takes place in a world where some event caused everyone's body to stop
> aging and developing in most ways. So while a nine year old girl
> (which the main character is, if I remember correctly) becomes more
> sophisticated intellectually, she does not grow any taller, age, go
> through puberty. The main character is in real estate and lives in
> what is essentially a play house with several similar "age" friends.
> 
> --
> Phillip

Certainly not the story you are looking for, but here is a 2008 story on 
nearly the same theme:
David W Goldman's "The Last Man's First Year on Earth"
<http://www.helixsf.com/fiction/Q3_goldman_lastman.htm>

World of long lived & intellectually adult, but physically pre-puberty, 
"kids".

-- 
"The more persistently a government maintains silence on a given subject 
of discussion, the more the public talks about it, thinks about it. The 
longer and more stubborn the silence the guiltier it looks to the 
talkers and thinkers. In time of war the most morale-lowering question 
that can be asked is, 'What are they hiding from us now?'"
- _Wasp_ by Eric Frank Russell
<http://variety-sf.blogspot.com/2008/03/quotes-from-eric-frank-russell-wasp.html>