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A review by amalyndb
Pegasus in Space by Anne McCaffrey
5.0
The last of the Pegasus trilogy is magnificent. Reading this was transcendent, imagining the what-if gestalt and telekinetic abilities were in our physical world, of the possibilities. The end of the novel forms the setup of Federated Telepath & Teleport - the organization in The Tower and Hive series.
(Granted, the thought of our planet, at this point in time in terms of general political and social landscape setting off to colonize other worlds is a bit terrifying. More so now on typing this from my phone to computer for posting just before New Years)
I teared up a bit, during the epilogue, as to explore space, to visit other worlds I have hungered to do since I was very young watching Star Trek - and will be unlikely to ever be able to do.
(Granted, the thought of our planet, at this point in time in terms of general political and social landscape setting off to colonize other worlds is a bit terrifying. More so now on typing this from my phone to computer for posting just before New Years)
I teared up a bit, during the epilogue, as to explore space, to visit other worlds I have hungered to do since I was very young watching Star Trek - and will be unlikely to ever be able to do.