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Time for the Stars
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Barrett Whitener
Travel to other planets is now a reality, and with overpopulation stretching the resources of Earth, the necessity of finding habitable worlds is growing ever more urgent. There’s a problem though—because the spaceships are slower than light, any communication between the exploring ships and Earth would take years.
Tom and Pat are identical twin teenagers. As twins they’ve always been close, so close that it seemed like they could read each other’s minds. When they are recruited by the Long Range Foundation, the twins find out that they can, indeed, peer into each other’s thoughts. Along with other telepathic duos, they are enlisted to be the human transmitters and receivers that will keep the ships in contact with Earth. But there’s a catch: one of the twins has to stay behind—and that one will grow old—while the other explores the depths of space and returns still a young man.
©1956 , 1984 by Robert A. Heinlein; © 2003 by the Robert A. and Virginia Heinlein Prize Trust (P)2007 Blackstone Audio, Inc.Reseñas de la crítica
“He showed us where the future is.”
(Tom Clancy)“One of the superb Heinlein stories that has excitement, urbanity, humanity, rationality, pace, understanding, and is a joy to read.”
(New York Times)“Rarely has Heinlein pushed his imagination further…A vivid, stirring experience.”
(Chicago Tribune)“Robert A. Heinlein may have been the all-time most important writer of genre SF.”
(Science Fiction Encyclopedia)“The word that comes to mind for him is essential. As a writer—eloquent, impassioned, technically innovative—he reshaped science fiction in a way that defined it for every writer who followed him…He was the most significant science fiction writer since H. G. Wells.”
(Robert Silverberg)
