OF METAL FLESH BUT HUMAN SPIRIT
He was unique. Alone in a world that did not understand him, he tested the super powers of his mind and body. More than a machine, but less than a man, he searched restlessly for the truth. Before his quest was done, he had died and been reborn, had fought his way from a grim dungeon to a royal throne. But still it was not enough...
Jasperodus, the only super-robot to have been granted consciousness, must decide whether to share his soul-possessing secrets with the other robots or to betray them to save mankind.
THE SOUL OF THE ROBOT
is a rare blend of exciting adventure and thought-provoking ideas. Its fast-paced action makes it compelling reading. Its challenging religious and philosophical implications linger on long after the story ends.
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Cover art by Abe Echevarria
First published in 1974 by Doubleday