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Man Plus

Man Plus #1: SF Masterworks #2

Frederik Pohl

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SF Masterworks
01 August 2000
Series: SF Masterworks
Ill luck made Roger Torraway the subject of the Man Plus Programe, but it was deliberate biological engineering which turned him into a monster -- a machine perfectly adapted to survive on Mars.

For according to computer predictions, Mars is humankind's only alternative to extinction.

But beneath his monstrous exterior, Torraway still carries a man's capacity for suffering.

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Imprint:   SF Masterworks
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Volume:   No. 29
Dimensions:   Height: 197mm,  Width: 134mm,  Spine: 17mm
Weight:   195g
ISBN:   9781857989465
ISBN 10:   1857989465
Series:   SF Masterworks
Pages:   224
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

SALES POINTS * #29 in the Millennium SF Masterworks series, a library of the finest science fiction ever written. * Winner of the Nebula Award * 'A spellbinding book written by a brilliant writer at the height of his powers' Times Literary Supplement * 'Brilliant' J. G. Ballard

Reviews for Man Plus (Man Plus #1: SF Masterworks #2)

A man-on-Mars project, set against darkening threats of global war, that involves removing or replacing most of a human body to create a Martian able to withstand alien atmospheric conditions. The first man to submit to this grotesque torture dies in the process; the second is Roger Torraway, dimly starting to realize his wife's unfaithfulness while a team of experts, including her lover, baby him through the complex rebuilding of every sense and data-interpreting function. Meanwhile, another shadowy presence silently monitors the entire precarious project. . . . Pohl, a pro's pro, produces a rapid, slick narrative held together by the finely imagined situation of the bewildered, cuckolded Roger. (Kirkus Reviews)


  • Short-listed for John W Campbell Award 1977
  • Short-listed for John W Campbell Award 1977 (UK)
  • Shortlisted for John W Campbell Award 1977.

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