The Man in the Labyrinth

Robert Silverberg – Grandmaster of Science Fiction, holder of 6 "Nebula" awards, 5 "Hugo" awards, 8 "Locus" awards, and a dozen other various accolades. In the early period of his creativity, Silverberg did not neglect any genre – he wrote popular science, detective stories, and erotica. From 1967 to 1976, he fully focused on science fiction, earning the love of both hard SF enthusiasts and fantasy saga fans.
How heavy is the burden of one who takes on the responsibility for all humanity? Richard Mueller – diplomat, politician, space researcher, infected by alien telepaths, decides on self-isolation and goes to the planet Lemnos, where a mysterious structure has been discovered – a labyrinth that kills any creature that dares to enter. Reaching the center of the labyrinth, Mueller becomes the only inhabitant of this terrible place, a voluntary prisoner. But a new threat looms over humanity, and only he, who has renounced his own essence, can save his former tribesmen…