Science fiction novel that had an authoritarian society with rigid eugenics based on intelligence and...

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Science fiction novel that had an authoritarian society with rigid eugenics based on intelligence and artificial blood


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I'm trying to recall a novel that had an authoritarian society with rigid eugenics based on intelligence. I can't recall a great deal more except that the main male protagonist ends up being displaced by his assistant for breaking the eugenics code and having an affair with a lady with a much lower eugenics grading.



The main character is then forced to donate his body to the artificial blood program he was previously running, with the expected poor consequences for both the protagonist and the dog they were using the artificial blood in.










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    Trying to remember what I'm 99% sure is the same book, I read it in 1982 or 1983. The male protagonist had previously disposed of his female boss in a similar way (after having had an affair with her). I think the chapters go up to Z at the point where he takes over the top job (whatever it is) and then start from A. Very dodgy competitive "sports" in a public arena. As I remember, basically a story about "just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're NOT after you..."

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  • Thanks indeed @AndyM, that sounds about right. Please do let me know if inspiration strikes, be great to read it again

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I read this back in 1992-93.



I'm trying to recall a novel that had an authoritarian society with rigid eugenics based on intelligence. I can't recall a great deal more except that the main male protagonist ends up being displaced by his assistant for breaking the eugenics code and having an affair with a lady with a much lower eugenics grading.



The main character is then forced to donate his body to the artificial blood program he was previously running, with the expected poor consequences for both the protagonist and the dog they were using the artificial blood in.










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    Trying to remember what I'm 99% sure is the same book, I read it in 1982 or 1983. The male protagonist had previously disposed of his female boss in a similar way (after having had an affair with her). I think the chapters go up to Z at the point where he takes over the top job (whatever it is) and then start from A. Very dodgy competitive "sports" in a public arena. As I remember, basically a story about "just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're NOT after you..."

    – AndyM
    Jan 29 at 20:20











  • Thanks indeed @AndyM, that sounds about right. Please do let me know if inspiration strikes, be great to read it again

    – Herbie W
    Jan 30 at 22:18














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I read this back in 1992-93.



I'm trying to recall a novel that had an authoritarian society with rigid eugenics based on intelligence. I can't recall a great deal more except that the main male protagonist ends up being displaced by his assistant for breaking the eugenics code and having an affair with a lady with a much lower eugenics grading.



The main character is then forced to donate his body to the artificial blood program he was previously running, with the expected poor consequences for both the protagonist and the dog they were using the artificial blood in.










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I read this back in 1992-93.



I'm trying to recall a novel that had an authoritarian society with rigid eugenics based on intelligence. I can't recall a great deal more except that the main male protagonist ends up being displaced by his assistant for breaking the eugenics code and having an affair with a lady with a much lower eugenics grading.



The main character is then forced to donate his body to the artificial blood program he was previously running, with the expected poor consequences for both the protagonist and the dog they were using the artificial blood in.







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    Trying to remember what I'm 99% sure is the same book, I read it in 1982 or 1983. The male protagonist had previously disposed of his female boss in a similar way (after having had an affair with her). I think the chapters go up to Z at the point where he takes over the top job (whatever it is) and then start from A. Very dodgy competitive "sports" in a public arena. As I remember, basically a story about "just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're NOT after you..."

    – AndyM
    Jan 29 at 20:20











  • Thanks indeed @AndyM, that sounds about right. Please do let me know if inspiration strikes, be great to read it again

    – Herbie W
    Jan 30 at 22:18














  • 1





    Trying to remember what I'm 99% sure is the same book, I read it in 1982 or 1983. The male protagonist had previously disposed of his female boss in a similar way (after having had an affair with her). I think the chapters go up to Z at the point where he takes over the top job (whatever it is) and then start from A. Very dodgy competitive "sports" in a public arena. As I remember, basically a story about "just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're NOT after you..."

    – AndyM
    Jan 29 at 20:20











  • Thanks indeed @AndyM, that sounds about right. Please do let me know if inspiration strikes, be great to read it again

    – Herbie W
    Jan 30 at 22:18








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Trying to remember what I'm 99% sure is the same book, I read it in 1982 or 1983. The male protagonist had previously disposed of his female boss in a similar way (after having had an affair with her). I think the chapters go up to Z at the point where he takes over the top job (whatever it is) and then start from A. Very dodgy competitive "sports" in a public arena. As I remember, basically a story about "just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're NOT after you..."

– AndyM
Jan 29 at 20:20





Trying to remember what I'm 99% sure is the same book, I read it in 1982 or 1983. The male protagonist had previously disposed of his female boss in a similar way (after having had an affair with her). I think the chapters go up to Z at the point where he takes over the top job (whatever it is) and then start from A. Very dodgy competitive "sports" in a public arena. As I remember, basically a story about "just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're NOT after you..."

– AndyM
Jan 29 at 20:20













Thanks indeed @AndyM, that sounds about right. Please do let me know if inspiration strikes, be great to read it again

– Herbie W
Jan 30 at 22:18





Thanks indeed @AndyM, that sounds about right. Please do let me know if inspiration strikes, be great to read it again

– Herbie W
Jan 30 at 22:18










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