Mar 13, 2024
Doris Piserchia - Star Rider - Bantam - 1974 (cover illustration by Fred Pfeiffer)
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Doris Piserchia - Star Rider - Bantam - 1974 (cover illustration by Fred Pfeiffer)
The Dimensioneers. Doris Piserchia, 1982. Cover art by Frank Kelly Freas. Back text reads: "DORIS PISERCHIA
The orphan had always known she wasn't what people described as 'normal. Whether merely precocious or a mutant freak, she had always been able to link minds with an equally weird mutated lion and skip into the worlds of the fourth dimension.
What the heck, it sure beat staying in school on Earth-that is until she realized that some of her fellow dimension-hoppers from other planets had more in mind than just a romp in the swamp.
They were launching an inter-dimensional war of imperialism, and she alone held the secret which could save her home world-if she could only escape the truant officer long enough to pull it off!"
Michael Whelan - Earthchild (Doris Piserchia, DAW, 1977)
I haven't been using Tumblr recently, but since social media is the main way people find links these days I thought I should link to my two blog posts of any substance in recent months. First, one on two books by the SF writer Doris Piserchia. Second, I just this weekend finished a review of Stanislaw Lem's collection Imaginary Magnitude.
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The Spinner. Doris Piserchia, 1980.
Spaceling. Doris Piserchia, 1978. Cover art uncredited.