A sixteen-year-old delinquent who has spent his life lying and stealing becomes involved in a research project which unleashes his extraordinary telepathic powers.
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A sixteen-year-old delinquent who has spent his life lying and stealing becomes involved in a research project which unleashes his extraordinary telepathic powers.
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8vo. [4], 346, [2] pp. Half-purple cloth over beige boards, gilt lettrng, w/ d.j. NF/NF copy. First edition of the author's first Cat the telepath science fiction adventures.
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Very Good. > INSCRIBED by Author. First Edition. Inscribed by author on title page to Ross. 346pp in tan and maroon boards. Last free end paper has damaged lower edge. Dust cover has only mild rubbing to spine and is in protective sleeve. Interior text block is straight and firmly affixed to the spine. Binding is tight. Very light foxing to outer edges. Otherwise is clean and bright.
Cats a young resourceful orphan living on the streets of a city where you need a data band to live as a human. The arch-typical rogue/rebel, Cat is not the perfect moral hero. Discriminated against because of his unique appearance, Cat is a product of his environment, with all the problems/complications associated with such treatment and childhood history.
Strong characterization is the reason to read and the concepts are icing on the cake. This book provides a perfect balance. The telepathy is well-developed while not being the all-powerful plot device many authors destroy good plots with. You can't help rooting for Cat even when hes doing something despicable.
