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The VMR Theory

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This exciting and hilarious sequel to McLendon's Syndrome finds Ken MacKay infected with McLendon's Syndrome, a disease that causes addition to chocolate and near-immortality, by his new love Catarina. Now, Naval Intelligence is sending them to a strange planet to halt an alien plot to conquer the universe. Prints in Locus.

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First published October 30, 1996

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Robert A. Frezza

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An American writer who began publishing SF with "Max Weber's War" for Amazing, January 1987.

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October 11, 2017
I read this book series as a child, and several parts of the plot have stuck with me through the years. I thought the idea of having vampirism be a recognized disease made a great intro to the sci-fi world, but have to wonder about the way Frezza created his alien race. Even in a space comedy, there should be an internal logic to the structure.
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