The Mind from Outer Space

by Eando Binder

It came to Earth very quietly one evening from an alien planet. It was a mind, a free mind separated from any brain. A galactic mind that had taken one million years of superscience to create. Dr. Thule Hillory of Serendipity Labs was the only Earthman able to feel the alien presence. Through his PSI experiments, he had already discovered the phenomenon of Psychokinesis. But now time was running out, and Hillory must work night and day if there's to be any chance to halt the invisible menace!

Genres: Science Fiction

131 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1972

About the author

A pseudonym used by brothers
Earl Andrew Binder and Otto Oscar Binder

Reviews

[Sean Randall]

Delightfully retro, a sci-fi pulp story. I enjoyed it for its historical virtues over any sort of pretense at believability.

[Randy Evans]

While I'm a big fan of dated syfy something about this one just made me feel like I was wasting my time reading it. Can't say what it was just glad to be done with it.

[Ronald]

read some time in 1992