The Artificial Man and Other Stories by Clare Winger Harris
The Artificial Man and Other Stories – two stories of ambitious men attempting to become more than human and three stories regarding the nature of time. A Baby on Neptune was co-written with Miles J. Breuer, M.D.
The Artificial Man (1929) – "...as much of my body as can be removed and substituted by artificial parts, I wish to have done." A six chapter novelette.
The Diabolical Drug (1929) – "It will make Ponce de Leon's fountain of eternal youth look like poison hooch!"
The Fifth Dimension (1928) – "...in the vast cycles of time and space, we repeat our existence upon this earth." A four chapter novelette.
The Evolutionary Monstrosity (1929) – "Without the modifying and mollifying influence of a changing environment, evolution is a tool in the hands of the devil." A six chapter novelette.
A Baby On Neptune (1929) – "Now, suppose that the messages from Neptune are so slow that they fail to register with us. Because of their slowness, we cannot synthesize them into sounds!" A seven chapter novelette.