On Sep 5, 7:31 pm, Josiwe <jordan.weberfl...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> I'm looking for good psi fiction and wondered what you folks would
> recommend. Ideally I'd like stories about a telepath discovering his/
> her powers in our world, a sort of coming of age novel if you will,
> but anything where telepathy is not a hum-drum part of the world, i.e.
> no department of telepathy or psi-guild.
>
> I've read all of Catherine Asaro most recently, so she's out. I also
> read a series a long time ago, I can only vaguely recall any details
> but I think I'd like to reread it. The last novel ended with the
> protagonists building gestalt machines to enhance their mental powers,
> and each telepath's machine had a distinct musical note it hummed
> along at. I think the main character was C, but not too sure about
> that. I think it was by one of the pulp sci-fi authors like zimmer
> bradley or lackey.
>
> So. Thoughts? ///:{P
I think you're reffering to Anne McCaffery. Typical of her series',
the first few are good and the later ones have rapidily declining
quality.
I think "Pegasus in Flight" and "To Ride Pegasus" are some of the
early ones (or something like that. I can't recall the order
either...). First few books are Earth based and are generally as you
request. After that, they turn into "space" books.
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