The Whole Man

John Brunner

earliest edition we have, 1977 Open Road Integrated Media, Inc., 2014

Gerald Howson didn't look powerful. His body was deformed at birth, leaving him with a face so ugly people didn't want to look at him, and crippled legs that would never let him be as other men. But his mind was one in a billion -gifted with the ability to send and receive thoughts more powerfully than any other person of the face of the globe.

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Whole Man edition · 2014 · Open Road Integrated Media, Inc. · 9781497617926
The Whole Man paperback · 1990 · Collier Books · 9780020302759
The Whole Man paperback · 1977 · Del Rey · 9780345270887

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