They are the Gestalt—an extraordinary collective of seemingly ordinary individuals.
A simpleminded young man who can read thoughts. A runaway girl with telekinetic powers. Twin girls who can teleport across vast distances. An infant with a mind like a supercomputer. Together, they form something greater than themselves. Yet, they are incomplete.
When Gerry, a powerfully telepathic but morally unmoored young man, joins them, the Gestalt’s destiny shifts. Are they the next evolution of humanity, or a force that will lead to civilization’s end?
Winner of the International Fantasy Award, More Than Human by Theodore Sturgeon is a genre-defining masterpiece that explores individuality, morality, and belonging. Suspenseful, provocative, and lyrical, it continues to inspire artists and elevate science fiction into the realm of timeless literature.
