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Subject: Re: Racial memory
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Date: Fri, 22-Feb-85 07:12:26 EST
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From: Andrew D. Sigel <sigel@umass-cs>

Zenna Henderson used racial memory in her human-like aliens The People.
She wrote several novelettes and short stories about The People, almost
all of which were put into two novel-length frameworks, and published as
PILGRIMAGE (1961) and THE PEOPLE: NO DIFFERENT FLESH (1967).  Both books
are currently available from Avon.

                                    Andrew Sigel