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June 25th, 2009

Manshape, John Brunner (1982)

When you read a Brunner novel you never know if you’re going to get one of the lesser ones that he knocked off in great numbers or one of the great ones.

Manshape is a much better novel than the ones I have been reading. It was published as “Bridge to Azrael” in 1964 in Astounding.

Read the review of Manshape by John Brunner

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