books: alfred-bester/the-stars-my-destination
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| id | state | review | last_date | title | spine_color | isbn10 | isbn13 | source | series | series_position | publication_year | cover_image_url | pages | goodreads_id | rating | did_not_finish |
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| alfred-bester/the-stars-my-destination | reviews | The Stars My Destination by *Alfred Bester* is a scifi classic, and most of those don't work for me. This one was better than average, but I still felt like I was in a weird dream. I have a low tolerance for people behaving horribly and/or stupidly at the moment, which is certainly part of it. I enjoyed the exploration of what the power of personal teleportation at a whim would do to society, and I laughed at the outrageously absurd parts of the novel, but the middle part felt like a drag, not due to lack of action, but due to the characters being weird/horrible/stupid or alternating between those three in rapid succession. | 2019-05-05 | The Stars My Destination | #885f12 | 0679767800 | 9780679767800 | 1955 | http://covers.openlibrary.org/b/isbn/9780679767800-L.jpg | 258 | 3 |
