The Altered Ego by Jerry Sohl - front cover

The Altered Ego

by Jerry Sohl

** "The Altered Ego" by Jerry Sohl, published in 1954 by Rinehart & Company, Inc., is a science fiction novel exploring themes of memory and identity in a futuristic setting. This book club edition features a dust jacket design by Franklyn Webber and is in good condition, with minor wear. The narrative follows Carl Kempton's quest to uncover the truth behind his father's mysterious murder and restoration. A classic piece for collectors of vintage sci-fi, the book remains an engaging read.

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Binding:Hardcover
Condition:Good
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SKU:VB90-003

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Condition Details

** This book club edition of "The Altered Ego" is in good condition. The dust jacket shows signs of wear, including small tears and some creasing, but remains intact. The blue cloth boards are clean and the spine is sturdy, with bright orange text. Internally, the pages are clean, with no inscriptions or markings, maintaining their original quality. The binding is firm, ensuring the book's longevity. Overall, it is a well-preserved copy, suitable for both reading and collection. **

About This Edition

** "The Altered Ego" by Jerry Sohl is a captivating science fiction novel set in the mid-21st century. Published by Rinehart & Company, Inc. in 1954, this book club edition explores the intriguing tale of Carl Kempton, who returns home to find his father, a renowned scientist, mysteriously murdered. The narrative delves into themes of memory and identity, as Carl uncovers secrets about his father's "restoration" by the Federation. The novel's dust jacket, designed by Franklyn Webber, features minimalist line art, hinting at the book's futuristic themes. The story is a testament to Sohl's imaginative storytelling, weaving a chilling yet engaging plot that questions the boundaries of human consciousness. This edition is a must-have for collectors of vintage science fiction, offering a glimpse into the speculative narratives of the 1950s. **

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