Man Alone

 Excerpt  :

When he came to he immediately switched off the chemical drive. It had given him a good shove in the right direction, and that was all that was necessary. He would coast in now, and he had to save his fuel for maneuvering in atmosphere.
After that, he rested, trying to accustom himself to the harshness of things in mass-space. His time-to-destination indicator gave him ten hours, when he began to feel uneasy. He couldn’t pin-point the source of unease at first. He was fidgety, impatient. Or something that resembled those feelings. It was like when he couldn’t remember why he wasn’t supposed to turn the Skipdrive back on. It occurred to him that he wasn’t thinking clearly, somehow.

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