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Beggars in Spain (Beggars Trilogy) Nancy Kress
Publisher: William Morrow

This is another take on the mutant children theme. This short book brought up a slew of heavy social topics and conflicts within its story. The Sleepless are named such because they are born with no need to sleep. Beggars In Spain - Nancy Kress. Later, films such as Gattaca and novels such as Beggars in Spain explore the implications of widely available genetic alterations. About one in 200 people are Kim Stanley Robonson's Mars Trilogy features one, but he didn't think it would appear until late in the 21st century (the novels were written in the 1990s). Posted on March 4, 2013 by jl0591. Beggars in Spain by Nancy Kress. In 2012, we saw a proof-of-concept for mitochondrial diseases. Recently, I read the book Beggars in Spain by Nancy Kress. A little heavy on the "history and moral philosophy" (apologies to R. Heinlein), but still a really great story. The main character Leisha was genetically altered to require no sleep and as she grows older she finds her world tearing at the seams Originally, I chose it for the Kindle price but after reading I find that I might end up spending a few more dollars on the other two books of the trilogy.