A review by revengeofthepencil
Beggars in Spain by Nancy Kress

3.0

A unique and fascinating concept of genetically engineered "sleepless" emerging as a superior human sub-species. This was expanded from a novella and, in parts, it really feels that way; the narrative doesn't really flow throughout the book, making it feel like a series of interconnected stories rather than one complete novel. Still, there are a lot of very strong characters and some interesting scientific and sociological concepts. I have every intention of picking up the sequel.