1966), “A Sense of Direction” (Amazing, 1969), and “Arpad” (Quark 2, 1971). In “Arpad” there is a brief cameo appearance by Mia and Jimmy. All three stories are collected in Panshin's Farewell to Yesterday’s Tomorrow (Berkley, 1975). References External links Nebula Award for Best Novel-winning works 1968 American novels 1968 science fiction novels Eugenics in fiction American science fiction novels American bildungsromans Ace Books books Debut science fiction novels 1968 debut novels