The Stars My Destination

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The Stars My Destination is a classic 1956 science fiction novel by Alfred Bester, renowned for its revenge-driven plot, innovative narrative style, and lasting influence on the cyberpunk genre.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf novel
science fiction novel
alsoKnownAs Tiger! Tiger! NERFINISHED
author Alfred Bester NERFINISHED
basedOn The Count of Monte Cristo NERFINISHED
centralTheme class conflict
corporate power
human potential
revenge
transformation
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
coverArtist Kelly Freas NERFINISHED
criticalReception cult classic
highly acclaimed
feature teleportation called jaunting
firstPublicationForm serialized novel
genre proto-cyberpunk
science fiction
hasAdaptation comic book adaptation
radio drama adaptation
hasCharacter Dagenham NERFINISHED
Gully Foyle NERFINISHED
Jisbella McQueen NERFINISHED
Olivia Presteign NERFINISHED
Presteign of Presteign NERFINISHED
hasMotif psychic powers
space travel
tattooed body markings
influenced Neil Gaiman NERFINISHED
William Gibson NERFINISHED
cyberpunk genre
science fiction New Wave
inUniverseConflict war between Inner Planets and Outer Satellites
inUniverseTechnology jaunting
language English
literaryMovement Golden Age of Science Fiction NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Gully Foyle NERFINISHED
narrativeStyle experimental typography
nonlinear
notableFor influence on cyberpunk
innovative narrative style
revenge-driven plot
originalTitle Tiger! Tiger! NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1956
publisher Shasta Publishers NERFINISHED
serializationVenue Galaxy Science Fiction NERFINISHED
setting 25th century
timePeriodOfCreation 1950s

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Galaxy Science Fiction notableWorkPublished The Stars My Destination
Angus McKie notableWork The Stars My Destination
this entity surface form: The Stars My Destination (science fiction cover art)