Galactic Patrol, E.E. Doc Smith
Galactic Patrol, E.E. Doc Smith
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Galactic Patrol

Author: E.E. "Doc" Smith

Series: Lensman #3

Narrator: Reed McColm

Unabridged: 9 hr 54 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 02/15/2006

Categories: Fiction, Science Fiction


Synopsis

The Galactic Patrol's Lensmen are the most feared peacekeepers in the Galaxy. The "Lens", a telepathic jewel matched to the ego of its wearer, is the ultimate weapon in the war against the merciless pirate Boskone and his forces of lawlessness. The only p

Reviews

Goodreads review by Manny on December 16, 2008

Dreadful space opera trash - none the less, this book holds a special place in my heart because of the circumstances in which I read it. I discovered E.E. Doc Smith when I was 8 (this is the right age to appreciate him), and was so entranced that I brought Galactic Patrol with me to school so that I......more

Goodreads review by Graeme on November 11, 2023

Galactic Patrol Scandal! Diabolical Drug Used on Trenco! "Well, those Lensmen started handing out sugar and the next thing you know - I'm addicted to the stuff. Now I just hang around their base doing anything they want for a little taste..." - The Trenconian Tattler Yeah, apart from the corruption*......more

Goodreads review by Mary JL on April 16, 2009

This is listed as Book 3 in the Lensman series but it was actually the first written. It appeared originally in the Sf magazines. When the series was later issued in book form Smith re-wrote parts of Book #1 Triplanetary to strengthen it's coonection to the series and book @2 First Lensmen was writt......more

Goodreads review by Sandy on March 06, 2019

After almost 500 pages of back story...after a history of the conflict between the superraces of Arisia and Eddore that stretches back 2 billion years, and includes glimpses of Earth's lost continent of Atlantis and the Holy Roman Empire...after at least six major space battles, explorations of any......more

Goodreads review by William on May 17, 2011

You know, I really was beginning to think that there must've been a wholly different standard of judgement back when this series came out. I mean, Triplanetary was a mess, a decent mess, but a mess nevertheless. I couldn't even get into The First Lensman because it read like a mix of responses to cr......more