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The Gods Themselves   by Isaac Asimov

This is a book about a rather unique population: there are three sexes who melt into one another for procreation (and melt into solid walls for masturbation), and they are overlooked by a superior race of gods (yes, its another of those plotlines where a population escapes from a closed universe imposed on it by a `superior' race).

It turns out that when they reach a certain level of maturity, three of them merge to become one of the gods. Its imaginative, and told with a good dose of believeablilty.

 
Comment added 2013-09-07 by Froyss [e-mail]
You've got it in one. Coldun't have put it better.


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