A story about “a young Earth boy, Angelo Pontevecchio, growing up in New York City who is watched by two Martians with different goals in mind,” Cupp concludes, in part, that A Mirror for Observers “is not a fast moving book. It lets the events develop slowly, much as the Observers do. There are few action chase scenes, shootouts with the Feds, or giant rolling stones intent on crushing the reader. Yet, I found it profoundly moving and I re-read it every decade or so.” Read the entire review!
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