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DOORWAYS IN THE SAND by Roger Zelazny

DOORWAYS IN THE SAND

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Pub Date: March 17th, 1976
Publisher: Harper & Row

Good-natured space operetta in which a symbiotic super-intelligence unaccountably takes a notion to inhabit the body already comfortably occupied by perennial student Fred Cassidy. Fred, an agreeable smart aleck who does his best thinking on the college roofs (he's an acrophiliac), is faintly taken aback when arcane messages start flashing across his consciousness and assorted unsavory types suddenly become interested in his imminent demise. The eventual solution involves large quantities of booze, a couple of intergalactic investigators, an enantiomorphic-stereoisomer-reversing machine, and a black cat. Slight but snappy.