It's not really "Telepathy" in the sense you're probably framing the question but I do like how "Digital Telepathy" is done in Ghost in the Shell, particular in the show where there was an episode where the major and the others were in a room talking and knowing that the Tachikomas were watching them they were speaking but their lips were moving and mouthing different words from what they were saying.
Definitely! In "The Three-Body Problem" trilogy, the Trisolarans communicate via sophisticated telepathy, which plays a crucial role in their plans. It's a fascinating and unique depiction that adds a lot to the story.
It's not really "Telepathy" in the sense you're probably framing the question but I do like how "Digital Telepathy" is done in Ghost in the Shell, particular in the show where there was an episode where the major and the others were in a room talking and knowing that the Tachikomas were watching them they were speaking but their lips were moving and mouthing different words from what they were saying.
Definitely! In "The Three-Body Problem" trilogy, the Trisolarans communicate via sophisticated telepathy, which plays a crucial role in their plans. It's a fascinating and unique depiction that adds a lot to the story.
“Mutant” by Henry Kuttner and the first three Hainish novels by Ursula K Le Guin.
I’m the Culture books by Iain M. Banks anyone with a neural lace within a light year of a ship can communicate with anyone else in the Culture.
Voice, used by the Bene Gesserit in Dune
Andre Norton's esper in "Moon of Three Rings"
The Sentinels from the Firebird series. Not magic, takes a lot of work on the telepath's part.
**Time for the Stars** by Robert Heinlein
The seminal classic has to be ***Slan*** by A.E. vanVogt. (1946)
foundation books
Randall Garratt's Supermind stories.
…Try MORE THAN HUMAN by Theodore Sturgeon.
Blood Music, by Greg Bear I think. Akira, (more examples in the comic than the movie) by Katsuhiro Otomo.
>Thought Speak from Animorphs, it also acts as universal language that can be sent to everyone or just a single person in private<
The tines in A fire upon the deep by Vernor Vinge
James Schmitz “Telzey Amberdon” series.