Conway was a comic book writer, with a few SF and fantasy books. Mindship is typical of the period. An attempt to write a character-driven story on top of an implausible premise designed to emphasize angst over speculation. In this case, faster than light travel is powered by the emotions of Physicals (normal humans) channeled through psionic Sensitives. Leading eventually to burn-out of course. For all that the focus is kept on the main character, he remains an unsympathetic cypher. Near the end another character says "now we understand why you were the way you were" but I didn't. The most important questions are resolved in a final chapter oddly labeled an epilogue.

Readable, but hard to recommend looking for. ( )