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Page 44
He knew that the crux of the "Nomad" situation was the presence on board the
ship of 20 pounds of PyrE, the total world supply, which was probably
irreplaceable now that its discoverer had disappeared. He knew that Sheffield
knew that they ...
He knew that the crux of the "Nomad" situation was the presence on board the
ship of 20 pounds of PyrE, the total world supply, which was probably
irreplaceable now that its discoverer had disappeared. He knew that Sheffield
knew that they ...
Page 46
"Please see him out through the maze." Y'ang-Yeovil waited until the officer
stepped alongside him and bowed. Then, as the man courteously motioned to
the door, Y'ang-Yeovil looked directly at Presteign, smiled ironically, and
disappeared ...
"Please see him out through the maze." Y'ang-Yeovil waited until the officer
stepped alongside him and bowed. Then, as the man courteously motioned to
the door, Y'ang-Yeovil looked directly at Presteign, smiled ironically, and
disappeared ...
Page 76
As Jisbella drew a furious breath for her onslaught, one wall of the hospital
disappeared and there was a clap of thunder that knocked them to their feet. The
entire building rocked from repeated explosions, and through the gaps in the
walls ...
As Jisbella drew a furious breath for her onslaught, one wall of the hospital
disappeared and there was a clap of thunder that knocked them to their feet. The
entire building rocked from repeated explosions, and through the gaps in the
walls ...
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User Review - Bart - GoodreadsThis book was published in 1956 – a time when traveling to the moon would still be science fiction for quite a few years. Many of its ideas were astonishing then and its plot of blind revenge ... Read full review
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The stars my destination |
| Author | Alfred Bester |
| Publisher | Bantam Books, 1970 |
| Length | 197 pages |
| Subjects | Science fiction |
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