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The Neanderthal Parallax

novel series by Robert J. Sawyer

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2000s science fiction novels Bisexual fiction Canadian alternative history novels Fiction about eugenics Fiction about Neanderthals Fiction about sterilization Greater Sudbury in fiction Hugo Award for Best Novel–winning works LGBTQ speculative fiction novels Novels about bisexual topics Novels about parallel universes Novels by Robert J. Sawyer

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