Way Station
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Eric Michael Summerer
About this listen
More than a hundred years before, an alien named Ulysses had recruited Enoch as the keeper of Earth's only galactic transfer station. Now, as Enoch studies the progress of Earth and tends the tanks where the aliens appear, the charts he made indicate his world is doomed to destruction. His alien friends can only offer help that seems worse than the dreaded disaster. Then he discovers the horror that lies across the galaxy.
BONUS AUDIO: Way Station includes an exclusive introduction by Hugo and Nebula Award-winning author Mike Resnick.
©1963 Clifford D. Simak (P)2008 Audible, Inc.Critic Reviews
- Hugo Award, Best Novel, 1964
- All-Time Best Science Fiction Novels (Locus Magazine)
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- Anonymous User
- 31-07-2018
Timeless & wholesome science fiction
Way station is a beautiful & unique story, offering a refreshingly positive take on what it means to be human.
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- Joseph Di Gregorio
- 25-02-2021
An old favourite
Growing up I was introduced to science fiction literature via such greats as Asimov, Clarke and Simak, to name only a few. Way Station is an old favourite; a novel that I have read a number of times. This audio version is superb. The narrator’s voice and pacing makes it so easy to listen to a great story.
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- Valerie
- 29-07-2023
Rating is for the ideas
The characters are fairly thin but the ideas in the story hold it together. I can see why it won the Hugo.
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