Next

Description:

Next is a 2006 satirical techno-thriller by Michael Crichton. It was the fifteenth novel under his own name and his twenty-fifth overall, and the last to be published during his lifetime.

subjects: blondes,  Neanderthals,  Cro-magnons,  hybrids,  press releases,  conservation,  environmentalists,  patents,  adventurers,  tranquilizers,  mouth-to-mouth resuscitation,  respiratory tract infections,  dissection,  skulls,  avant-garde,  genetic engineering,  bioluminescence,  advertising agencies,  orangutans,  lay preachers,  amusement parks,  addiciton,  Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution,  slavery,  wing clipping,  precedent,  shotguns,  sexual intercourse,  grey parrots,  homework,  Wikipedia,  social grooming,  animal euthanasia,  chimpanzees,  bounty hunters,  leukemia,  biotechnology,  startup companies,  eminent domain,  venture capital,  techno-thriller,  genetic research,  transgenic animals,  thrillers,  suspense,  science fiction,  action & adventure,  technological thrillers,  mutation,  scientists,  legal stories,  parrots,  apes,  biology,  Literature,  Genetics,  evolution,  Lawyers,  Fiction,  Mutation (Biology),  Suspense fiction,  Fiction, technological,  Fiction, thrillers,  Large type books,  Fiction, thrillers, general,  Fiction, suspense,  New York Times reviewed,  American Suspense fiction,  Fiction, medical,  Fiction, thrillers, suspense,  Fiction, thrillers, technological

People: Robert Bellarmino,  Josh Winkler,  Frank Burnet,  Jack Watson,  Brad Gordon,  Vasco Bordon,  Jamie,  Alex,  Henry Kendall,  Lynn Kendall,  Jamie Kendall,  Gail Bond,  Gerard,  Stan Milgram

Places: United States,  NIH primate research facility,  Paris,  Sumatra