To Ride Pegasus
Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780345234179 (0345234170)
Publish date: January 12th 1986
Publisher: Ballantine Books
Pages no: 256
Edition language: English
Series: The Talent (#1)
I decided to re-read this series in some down time this month and it has not lost it's appeal since the last time I read this twenty years ago. I have always enjoyed stories that dealt with higher mind powers and Anne McCaffrey does not disappoint in this area. 4 stars for a fun and entertaining re-...
I decided to re-read this series in some down time this month and it has not lost it's appeal since the last time I read this twenty years ago. I have always enjoyed stories that dealt with higher mind powers and Anne McCaffrey does not disappoint in this area. 4 stars for a fun and entertaining re-...
Where the hell is Pegasus? Fled from the mid-century ideas, I assume. "The consensus is that while a man might lift furs and jewels, possibly the dress, only a woman would takes the shoes, too." Page 127In one paragraph the second-wave protagonist is referred to, by the writer and by several other c...
Now this is a book I read many, many years ago, and while this cover doesn't match the edition I just read, it does match the cover I remember from many years ago. It's a collection of four short stories all centered about psionic talents in the late 20th early 21st century. This near-future (and ...
A great, well-written story marred by a heavy dose of profanity.
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