The Stars My Destination

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The Stars My Destination – Gully Foyle is the sole survivor of a spaceship wrecked and adrift in the spacelanes between Mars and Jupiter. When another spaceship fails to rescue him, abandons him to death, he vows to live to take revenge.

The Stars My Destination (1956)

What Alfred Bester did with telepathy in The Demolished Man, he does now with teleportation in this equally spectacular, brilliantly real — really brilliant — novel of the future!

Part 2

Being passed by while shipwrecked deserved furious vengeance — but seeking it thrust Foyle from the absolute cold of space to the absolute black of Earth’s most notorious cave prison!

Part 3

“Millions for nonsense, but not one cent for entropy!” was Foyle’s scheme for revenge for being left to die in space!

Part 4

PyrE was power beyond Man’s most fantastic dreams … but Gully Foyle’s Burning Man was a fantastic dream within Man’s power!

The Stars My Destination is a serial novel published in four parts in Galaxy Science Fiction beginning with the October, 1956 issue.

The Stars My Destination has 29 illustrations.

The Stars My Destination – Gully Foyle is the sole survivor of a spaceship wrecked and adrift in the spacelanes between Mars and Jupiter. When another spaceship fails to rescue him, abandons him to death, he vows to live to take revenge. The Stars My Destination (1956) What Alfred Bester did with...

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Alfred Bester (1913-1987) was a brilliant, if not really prolific science fiction writer.

Alfred Bester (1913-1987) was a brilliant, if not really prolific science fiction writer.

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