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Josiwe <jordan.weberflink@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>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.
From memories back to sixties and seventies, "psi" reminds me of:
- the Darkover novels, by Marion Zimmer Bradley. A classic series,
which looks less original now only because it has so much informed the
mainstream.
- the "Many Coloured Land" series, by Julian May: meets your requirement
of character development.
If they are too heavy, try the Telzey short stories, by James H.
Schmitz. Lightweight "secret-agent" type stuff about an individual.
Actually uses the word "psi".
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Regards,
Tim S.
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