| Display title | The Demolished Man |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Alfred Bester's other famous novel besides The Stars My Destination, The Demolished Man is a Reverse Whodunnit centering on Ben Reich's attempt to get away with the murder of a hated business rival and the efforts of Esper policeman Lincoln Powell to prove his guilt. The novel heavily inspired the psychic police of Babylon 5, although the ones in the novel are by far more benevolent. The name of the author was used for the Psi Cop character played by Walter Koenig, along with the Death of Personality, inspired from the titular "Demolition." |