Re: YASID human biological age frozen short story

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 tmcd@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Tim McDaniel) wrote:

> >Sounds rather like P.J. Plauger's "Child of All Ages", at least for the
> >girl.
> 
> In "Child of All Ages", it's not "everyone's body", but the heroine's
> body and few others (I recall one other distinctly), and she doesn't
> live with others of her own "age", either real or apparent.  She's not
> in real estate -- part of the story is how hard it is for a
> pre-pubescent girl to live alone in the West in modern times, as she
> can't really have a career or much of a job.  (Hey, the Internet
> opened up possibilities for her again.  On the Internet, nobody can
> tell you're a never-aging girl from classical Greece.)

She shows up in a future story as a minor character.

I voted for "Child of All Ages" as my choice for best short story for 
that year's Hugo.