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Goblin Night

The Hub: Telzey Amberdon

James H. Schmitz

Nebula Award nominated novelette. It originally appeared in Analog Science Fiction -> Science Fact, April 1965. The story can also be found in the anthologies On Our Way to the Future (1970), edited by Terry Carr and The World Turned Upside Down (2005) edited by Eric Flint, Jim Baen and David Drake. It is included in the collections The Best of James H. Schmitz and Telzey Amberdon (2000).

The Universe Against Her

The Hub: Telzey Amberdon: Book 1

James H. Schmitz

Telzey Amberdon, at age 15, had enormously developed psionic powers. She could read, as well as change, human minds! In part I, she enjoys an extraordinary telepathic rapport with a feline non-human.

Then her dreams become nightmares dominated by a weird "psionic traffic cop," and she realizes that further exercise of her powers could lead to trouble. Somehow, the interstellar government had found out about her, and had planted that "cop" in her mind to destroy her.

Expansion of 2 previously published stories - "Novice" (1962) and "Undercurrents" (1964).

The Lion Game

The Hub: Telzey Amberdon: Book 2

James H. Schmitz

The future of earth and control of the universe is at stake when a highly intelligent fifteen-year-old becomes involved in a game played by her protean kidnappers.

Expansion of 3 previously published stories - "Goblin Night" (1965), "Sleep No More" (1965), and "The Lion Game" (1971).

The Telzey Toy

The Hub: Telzey Amberdon: Book 3

James H. Schmitz

Table of Contents:

  • Company Planet
  • Compulsion
  • Resident Witch
  • The Telzey Toy