I Will Fear No Evil by Robert Heinlein - First Edition
Robert Heinlein's “I Will Fear No Evil” is a science fiction classic. This copy of the book is a first edition and is in very good condition. The boards show no signs of fading and the gilt is especially bright. The binding is in good condition, and the pages are crisp, clean and bright. The dust jacket is in good condition, with minimal shelf ware, most notably a small tear along the top of the spine.
This thought-provoking science fiction novel that explores themes of identity, mortality, and the essence of consciousness. The story centers around Ephraim Warren, a wealthy and aging businessman who, after undergoing a complex procedure, finds his brain preserved and subsequently transferred into the body of a young woman named Ginger.
As Ephraim grapples with the physical and emotional ramifications of his new existence, he navigates the intricacies of his own psyche while confronting the challenges posed by a society that has not caught up with technological advancements in mind transfer and body identity. The narrative delves into Ephraim's relationships, including those with his loyal wife and his ambitious assistant, who have their own agendas.
Through Ephraim's journey, Heinlein raises profound questions about the nature of self, autonomy, and what it means to live authentically in a rapidly evolving world. The novel is marked by Heinlein's characteristic wit and philosophical musings, culminating in a conclusion that invites readers to reflect on the eternal conflict between the mind and body.
This copy of the book presents well, and is a highly sought after edition for sci-fi collectors and enthusiasts.
Robert Heinlein's “I Will Fear No Evil” is a science fiction classic. This copy of the book is a first edition and is in very good condition. The boards show no signs of fading and the gilt is especially bright. The binding is in good condition, and the pages are crisp, clean and bright. The dust jacket is in good condition, with minimal shelf ware, most notably a small tear along the top of the spine.
This thought-provoking science fiction novel that explores themes of identity, mortality, and the essence of consciousness. The story centers around Ephraim Warren, a wealthy and aging businessman who, after undergoing a complex procedure, finds his brain preserved and subsequently transferred into the body of a young woman named Ginger.
As Ephraim grapples with the physical and emotional ramifications of his new existence, he navigates the intricacies of his own psyche while confronting the challenges posed by a society that has not caught up with technological advancements in mind transfer and body identity. The narrative delves into Ephraim's relationships, including those with his loyal wife and his ambitious assistant, who have their own agendas.
Through Ephraim's journey, Heinlein raises profound questions about the nature of self, autonomy, and what it means to live authentically in a rapidly evolving world. The novel is marked by Heinlein's characteristic wit and philosophical musings, culminating in a conclusion that invites readers to reflect on the eternal conflict between the mind and body.
This copy of the book presents well, and is a highly sought after edition for sci-fi collectors and enthusiasts.
Robert Heinlein's “I Will Fear No Evil” is a science fiction classic. This copy of the book is a first edition and is in very good condition. The boards show no signs of fading and the gilt is especially bright. The binding is in good condition, and the pages are crisp, clean and bright. The dust jacket is in good condition, with minimal shelf ware, most notably a small tear along the top of the spine.
This thought-provoking science fiction novel that explores themes of identity, mortality, and the essence of consciousness. The story centers around Ephraim Warren, a wealthy and aging businessman who, after undergoing a complex procedure, finds his brain preserved and subsequently transferred into the body of a young woman named Ginger.
As Ephraim grapples with the physical and emotional ramifications of his new existence, he navigates the intricacies of his own psyche while confronting the challenges posed by a society that has not caught up with technological advancements in mind transfer and body identity. The narrative delves into Ephraim's relationships, including those with his loyal wife and his ambitious assistant, who have their own agendas.
Through Ephraim's journey, Heinlein raises profound questions about the nature of self, autonomy, and what it means to live authentically in a rapidly evolving world. The novel is marked by Heinlein's characteristic wit and philosophical musings, culminating in a conclusion that invites readers to reflect on the eternal conflict between the mind and body.
This copy of the book presents well, and is a highly sought after edition for sci-fi collectors and enthusiasts.