The Currents of Space

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Isaac Asimov: The Currents of Space (Paperback, 1971, Panther Science Fiction)

Paperback, 205 pages

English language

Published Aug. 10, 1971 by Panther Science Fiction.

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They called him 'Crazy Rik' - but only he knew that the planet was doomed with all its people. The only key to the vital information that could save it was locked in the subconscious memory of this strange, child-minded man... a memory obliterated by a psychic probe!

Caught in a galactic web of intrigue, Rik struggled courageously with his own blasted mind and an unknown enemy in a desperate and one-sided race with time...

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The science in this Science Fiction doesn't age well, however there is a great line:

"To the rest of the Galaxy, if they are aware of us at all, Earth is but a pebble in the sky. To us it is home, and all the home we know."

Subjects

  • time travel