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The eleven stories in Custom Genes display the most recent volume in this intriguing science-fiction that examines intriguing potential options in biotechnology, which range from stories of impending engineering highlighting problems that happen to be questionable, to worlds were drastically altered by stories that feature. All of the tales are domestic dramas where regular folks are looking to get on using their daily lives in conditions that are modifying in ways by the entire year or by your day. Most of them have some humor, because the human situation is basically witty, and most of them seem a strong note of optimism, or at-least of hope, because, the planet being what it's, biotechnology may be the one practical supply of optimism and hope that we've, if we're in the future through the current ecocatastrophe fairly untouched. Excellent, thought provoking activity with a major SF writer!