Strange Orbit
Released: Jul 01, 1995
Publisher: State University of New York Press
Format: Hardcover, 221 pages
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Description:
Here is spiritual sci-fi for teens--a witty, fast-paced novel that explores the inner realms as well as the outer ones.
Fed up with life at home, Jessica Baron is selected for a trip to the moon (“I wasn’t at all sure my mother would let me go, but I filled in the forms anyway.”) The spaceship strangely misses its destination and hurtles onward into deep space for a mysterious voyage that transcends culture, time, and the mind itself.
Here is spiritual sci-fi at its best―a witty, fast-paced novel that explores the inner realms as well as the outer ones. The author is as much at home with astro-physics and elementary particles as she is with Western mysticism and Kashmir Shaivism.
Fed up with life at home, Jessica Baron is selected for a trip to the moon (“I wasn’t at all sure my mother would let me go, but I filled in the forms anyway.”) The spaceship strangely misses its destination and hurtles onward into deep space for a mysterious voyage that transcends culture, time, and the mind itself.
Here is spiritual sci-fi at its best―a witty, fast-paced novel that explores the inner realms as well as the outer ones. The author is as much at home with astro-physics and elementary particles as she is with Western mysticism and Kashmir Shaivism.
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