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The Stars My Destination
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Tom Britz
Oct 12, 2016 rated it it was amazing  ·  review of another edition
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This book which was published in 1956, is a typical science fiction novel for two thirds of its unfolding. It is, at least for me, the final third that this story becomes a classic that transcends time. The story's punch could be cast from today's headlines. Though it is couched in science fictional draperies, the underlying truths could be the way out of our problems today. That being the all pervading secrecy that is the body, blood and spirit of all governments. The major take away from this ...more
Douglas Beagley
Jan 09, 2011 rated it liked it
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Science fiction has been on a long walk, and I'm really glad that writers like this were in the game early, giving the genre plenty to chew on as it grew. Tons of frothy ideas, jammed in, page after page. I didn't actually finish this book, but I really enjoyed the bold attitude. ...more
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