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Supermind

Language English
Series No. 3 in the Psi-Power series
Published 1963
Notes

F.B.I. space agent Ken Malone in a world that didn't exist.

Approx. 71,868 words.

Excerpt

king for at the very end of the floor. It was the Computer Section, a large room filled with humming, clacking and buzzing machines of an ancient vintage, muttering to themselves as they worked, and newer machines which were smaller and more silent. Lights were lighting and bells were ringing softly, relays were relaying and the whole room was a gigantic maze of calculating and control machines. What space wasn't filled by the machines themselves was filled by workbenches, all littered with an assortment of gears, tubes, spare relays, transistors, wires, rods, bolts, resistors and all the other paraphernalia used in building the machines and repairing them. Beyond the basic room were other, smaller rooms, each assigned to a particular kind of computer work.

The narrow aisles were choked here and there with men who looked up as Malone passed by, but most of them gave him one quick glance and went back to work. A few didn't even do that, but went right on concentrating on their jobs. Malone headed for a

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2007.12.11
R Stephan

This Psi SF story concludes the trilogy of an FBI agent investigating bizarre crimes. The quality and humor isn't worse than the other two, the writing very well, and the end a surprise. This series is one of the highlights of 1960s SF, and still recommended.