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Terminal Man
Terminal Man
Author: Michael Crichton
Harry Benson is prone to violent, uncontrollable seizures and is under police guard after attacking two people. — Dr. Roger McPherson, head of the prestigious Neuropsychiatric Research Unit at University Hospital in Los Angeles, is convinced he can cure Benson through a procedure called Stage Three. During this highly specialized experimental sur...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780553136982
ISBN-10: 0553136984
Publication Date: 1979
Pages: 304
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Publisher: Bantam Books
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette, Audio CD
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This is different from Crichton's other books, but still is a gripping plot. This book is a look at what might happen when doctors start trying to change parts of the mind physically. Excellent book!
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Another good Crichton read. Although it's dated (early 70s), it still manages to capture the imagination. Better than average "what if" book.
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Lags a bit at time, but a pretty cool book in all.
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Interesting premise and totally believable given the advance of technology
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another great Michael Crichton
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Set and written in the early 70s with themes around artificial intelligence, psychology, and mental disorders. Neat to flash back to a time when computers weren't quite omnipresent, but now it seems outdated. Not bad and a relatively short novel.

2 stars out of 5
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Computer technology is dated, having been written in the early 1970s, but the premise behind the book is interesting and still relevate today.
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Great story.
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Harry benson is prone to violent uncontrollable seizures and is under police guard for attacking two people.Dr.Roger Mcphersonhead of neurophciatric research unit is convinced he can cure Benson through a procedure called stage three. though the operation is a success,there is an unforseen development. And Benson exscapes a homocidal maniac.loose in the city nothing will stop his murderous rampages or impende his deadly agenda...
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I haven't read it. Seems real interesting to someone who enjoys medically themed thrillers.


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