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

That said, two of my favorite novels are Ursula LeGuin's The Left Hand of Darkness, and Nancy Kress' Beggars Trilogy (starts w/ Beggars in Spain). Isaac Asimov, The Foundation Trilogy (1953) 4. Heinlein, “The Man Who Sold the Moon” (1950) 9. Nancy Kress's Beggars in Spain is an expansion of the novella Beggars in Spain. Nancy Kress, “Beggars in Spain” (1991) 10. It's near future SF about people who do not sleep — a girl who doesn't sleep and her twin sister who does. 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). Ursula K Le Guin, The Left Hand 8. Dan Simmons, Hyperion (1989) 5. In 2012, we saw a proof-of-concept for mitochondrial diseases.