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It's a perfect society ... just don't grow old. Young advocate Arthur Enlight lives in a seemingly benign society based on social harmony and cooperation, where everyone contributes as part of the ""Good Government"" system. One day Grandpa Jones, an old sick man, shows up in Arthur's office, asking that Arthur represent him. Deemed ""no longer relevant"" and a burden to society, Grandpa Jones is to be sized, his body changed to a toddler-like state, cute and small and easy to care for and no longer able to speak or walk. But Grandpa Jones doesn't want to be sized, believing he's still relevant and still has something to offer society. Soon Arthur believes it too and his fight for Grandpa Jones has consequences far beyond anything he anticipated.

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Elaine Midcoh loves reading and writing science fiction short stories. She's a past winner of the Jim Baen Memorial Short Story Award and The Writers of the Future contest. Her sci-fi stories have appeared in the anthologies, Writers of the Future, Volumes 37 & 39 and Compelling Science Fiction Short Stories and in the magazines MetaStellar, Escape Pod, Galaxy's Edge, and Daily Science Fiction. Before jumping into writing, she worked as a college professor where she spent many happy years teaching criminal justice and law courses. She lives in South Florida.

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