Mirror Friend, Mirror Foe

by Robert Lynn Asprin and George Takei

Book Overview

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0872165817
• ISBN13: 9780872165816
• Release Date: January 1979
• Publisher: Playboy Press
• Length: 223 Pages
• Weight: 0.22 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Best book I have read that was written by a celebrity.

This is the best book that I have ever read that was written by a celebrity. It was written many years before it became the fashion for Star Trek stars to write science fiction books. I have read many of the other ones that have come out over the years and Mirror Friend Mirror Foe is the best so far. Of course with a co-author as good as Robert Asprin it would be hard to go wrong. The is a very good science fiction book to read even if you don't consider who the authors are.

Very good sci-fi , hard but a bit naive , and cute.

I have just finished the book. I could feel how Takei was writing himself into Hosato (the protagonist).Good action ,the ninja part was cool ,and the charecters were fine. What made the book a 4* instead of 5 ,is that it felt a bit clumsy when compared to books writen at about the same stage of sci-fi development ,a bit naive.It was cute ,with Lucy ,Hosato's robot side-kick ,being his best friend.Worth the read.

An outstanding Sci-Fi adventure with lots of action/suspense

I'm impressed with this book every time I pick it up and read it. And I've read it several times. It has all the elements of a great Sci-Fi story. I'm still waiting for a sequel from the two authors.

A ripping good yarn

A ripping good yarn, combining the irony of Robert Asprin with the first attempts of George Takei, the original Star Trek Ensign Sulu.It's a futuristic ninja/spy thriller, well written and consistantly brilliant, without the lapses often found in many new author's fist books.