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3.0 out of 5 stars
no real relation to Grant Morrison's Invisibles,
This review is from: THE INVISIBLES (Mass Market Paperback)
This book started interestingly: an anti-Establishment professor overdoses on an experimental psychotropic drug; when he recovers he finds he has access to psychic abilities, the testing of which leads him to a psychic woman and a political & social conspiracy. Unfortunately the rest of the book was a bit of a let-down. The story didn't tap into the delirious heights of conspiracy & occultism I was hoping for (v. Morrison's Invisibles).
The book was efficiently written; a short, easy read. I see that the author has written many other books, both fiction and non-fiction; I wonder if one of them is a sequel to this book? |
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THE INVISIBLES by Bernhardt Jackson Hurwood (Mass Market Paperback - Aug. 1971)
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