The Stars My DestinationGully Foyle was catapulted into the middle of a nerve-shattering death struggle between the planets when he sought revenge against those who refused to save him from agonizing death in a space ship. |
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Page 27
He was bleeding again , ripe with stinking gangrene , and one side of his head
was pulpy . They brought him into the sick bay aboard the cruiser and carefully
curtained his tank . Foyle was no sight even for the tough stomachs of lower deck
...
He was bleeding again , ripe with stinking gangrene , and one side of his head
was pulpy . They brought him into the sick bay aboard the cruiser and carefully
curtained his tank . Foyle was no sight even for the tough stomachs of lower deck
...
Page 36
She saw , around each head , an aura of the faint electromagnetic brain pattern ,
and sparkling through the heat radiation of each body , the everchanging tone of
muscle and nerve . Presteign did not care for the artists , musicians , and fops ...
She saw , around each head , an aura of the faint electromagnetic brain pattern ,
and sparkling through the heat radiation of each body , the everchanging tone of
muscle and nerve . Presteign did not care for the artists , musicians , and fops ...
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G - " Foyle grasped Dagenham ' s throat , dragged him down to the floor and
hammered his head on the flagstones . Dagenham squirmed once and then was
still . Foyle ripped the goggles off his face and put them on . Sight returned in soft
...
G - " Foyle grasped Dagenham ' s throat , dragged him down to the floor and
hammered his head on the flagstones . Dagenham squirmed once and then was
still . Foyle ripped the goggles off his face and put them on . Sight returned in soft
...
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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 Volume 4815 of A Bantam book A Bantam book, H4815 |
| Author | Alfred Bester |
| Publisher | Bantam Books, 1970 |
| Length | 197 pages |
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