The Calcutta chromosome : a novel of fevers, delirium, and discovery

Amítav Ghosh

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A Victorian ghost story, a medical thriller and a scientific quest, this tale ranges from an unspecified time in the future, to the present day, to the late-19th century. The story unravels the mysteries surrounding the search for the Calcutta chromosome, a genetic strain guaranteeing immortality.

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