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Date: Tue, 12-Feb-85 22:12:48 EST
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Posted: Tue Feb 12 22:12:48 1985
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From: "Stephen R. Balzac"
Date: Wednesday, 6 February 1985 17:22-EST
From: ttidcc!regard at topaz (Adrienne Regard)
To: SF-LOVERS at MIT-MC
Re: Help finding a title
Can anyone remember a book of short stories, at least 20 years old,
containing "The Lady Who Sailed the Soul"? About a man who sailed a
space ship powered by solar power, and aged 40 years in the transit.
The ship carried people in suspended animation to a new planet light
years away. So, the guy who ran the ship aged 40 years while his
passengers did not. Anyway, he met this woman who fell in love with
him, so she sailed on one of these ships back to the original
destination so that they would be the same age, and this would
overcome his scruples toward their relationship. That's a pretty
lousy explanation of a wonderfully romantic story, but I hope it
sounds familiar?
The lead story and the book title were the same and had something to
do with drug expanded consciousness -- MindBender? MindBreaker?
Something like that. Any clues? THANKS!!!!
I believe this is by C.M. Kornbluth, from (sic) The Best Of C.M.
Kornbluth.