“A surprisingly sweet and droll first-person account of the vexed attempts of an alien to understand the bafflingly unpredictable human race” (Kirkus Reviews). The Pulitzer Prize–winning author “raises fin de siècle literature to new heights and turns inevitability on its head” in a novel of an alien named Desi (Publishers Weekly). For decades, Desi has kept a quiet vigil above the Earth while studying the confusing, fascinating, and frustrating primary species of our planet, occasionally venturing to the planet’s surface to hear their thoughts and experience their memories using his empathic powers. Now, on December 31, 2000, he prepares for the final phase of his mysterious mission, which begins when he beams a tour bus bound for a Louisiana casino aboard his ship. The twelve passengers will be the last humans whose lives he will experience before he positions his spaceship in full and irrefutable view of the people of Earth, and descends to the planet’s surface to proclaim his presence to all of humanity at the turn of the millennium. Poignant, funny, and charming, Mr. Spaceman is filled with unexpected twists and turns, a tribute to the powers of love and understanding and the essence of what it means to be human. “Funny and humane, entertaining and touching.” —The New York Times
she remembered Mr. A. Leon Spaceman telling her that he lived on a planet thousands of light years away from earth. “Four and a quarter light years,” Mr. Spaceman replied, because he'd suddenly reappeared and was standing immediately ...
Once again he nearly fell off his chair because Mr. Spaceman reappeared and said, “Well, search me! Where are you going, without saying goodbye?” Mr. Planemaker looked, but could not find the narrow white box with the cursor.
0 Mary Higgins Clark is the author of twenty bestsellers. Stop for a moment. Consider that. You're thinking, That's twenty more than I have! Clark also graduated summa cum laude from Fordham University at Lincoln Center (with a BA. in ...
Pulp and Paper captures lightning in a bottle, excavating the smallest steps people take to move beyond grief, heartbreak, and failure—conjuring the subtle, fragile moments when people are not yet whole, but no longer quite as broken.
“Mr. Spaceman, wait!” she cried out. Despite his anger and resolve, the inventive genius DID stop at her call. He turned towards her just in time to gasp and stagger as the little girl ran into him, wrapping her arms around his legs and ...
No Requiem for the Space Age offers a narrative of the 1960s and 1970s unlike any told before, with the story of Apollo as the story of America itself in a time of dramatic cultural change.
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