Watchers....
In a certain house in a certain place lived the strangely fascinating Mrs. Mary. From the garden, three equally strange characters - G, S and C - watched Mrs. Mary day and night. In a parallel world, another observer watched the three watchers, while in yet a third dimension a lonely figure on a hill watched him. The lonely figure was observed by a group of men in a New York building, who were themselves subject to the scrutiny of a clairvoyant woman's seeking mind. And in a disused warehouse two young men and a boy watched the watchers who watched the watchers who watched, in their turn, yet other watchers, in a sinister chain of paradox...
Report on Probability A is a provokingly bizarre novel of relativity by one of the great masters of modern Science Fiction.
A mindwrenching conception that forces one to question every common notion of human awareness, space-time, and perceptual reality - Tribune
Devilishly clever...an exuberant imagination meets a passionate intelligence in the text - Guardian
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Watchers.... In a certain house in a certain place lived the strangely fascinating Mrs. Mary. From the garden, three equally strange characters - G, S and C - watched Mrs. Mary day and night. In a parallel world, another observer watched the three watchers, while in yet a third dimension a lonely figure on a hill watched him. The lonely figure was observed by a group of men in a New York building, who were themselves subject to the scrutiny of a clairvoyant woman's seeking mind. And in a disused warehouse two young men and a boy watched the watchers who watched the watchers who watched, in their turn, yet other watchers, in a sinister chain of paradox... Report on Probability A is a provokingly bizarre novel of relativity by one of the great masters of modern Science Fiction. A mindwrenching conception that forces one to question every common notion of human awareness, space-time, and perceptual reality - Tribune Devilishly clever...an exuberant imagination meets a passionate intelligence in the text - Guardian