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Mind Worms

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A human envoy travels outward to establish formal contact with Venus, while political ceremonies on Earth attempt to steady public nerves. Shipboard personnel begin to suffer bizarre mental breakdowns attributed to insidious telepathic entities that exploit fear and inferiority, sometimes with fatal results. The narrative alternates between procedural reassurance from distant leaders and the envoy's mounting private terror, examining how psychological vulnerability and cultural anxieties can undermine first contact and make humans susceptible to alien influence.

About the Author

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Moses Schere

Moses Schere was an author known for his work in speculative fiction, particularly his novel "Mind Worms." This work explores themes of consciousness and the human mind, delving into the complexities of thought and perception. Schere's writing reflects a keen interest in psychological and philosophical questions, contributing to the genre's exploration of the boundaries between reality and imagination. Although not widely recognized today, his contributions to literature offer a unique perspective on the human experience.

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