War is no more. Death is not feared. Until one man breaks that peace.
This 1981 sci-fi novel, Deathhunter by Ian Watson, the old and sick of humanity are able to meet their deaths in peace through the mysterious House of Death. Jim Todhunter is a guide for one of these houses. So when Nathan Weinberger commits a murder on live television, it becomes Jim's job to lead Nathan to his death. But the true nature of death, perhaps, is not what it seems...
In this installment of One Man's Book Trash, I take a look at what makes this book so unique in the sci-fi genre, and how truly psychedelic it can get.
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