@alex asked about recommendations for Science Fiction books. I’d say: start with some classics? Maybe Frank Herbert’s Dune is a good place to start. I’d also read a William Gibson, e.g. Neuromancer; an Ian M. Banks like The Use of Weapons; an Charles Stross like Singularity Sky; an Octavia E. Buttler like Lilith’s Brood; a M. John Harrison like Nova Swing; a David Brin like Startide Rising; a Bruce Sterling like Schismatrix. But I’m stuck somewhere in the eighties with my SciFi, I fear...
I guess one should also read an Isaac Asimov, a Robert Heinlein? So many white men... Somebody link me to some good Science Fiction books from the last years?
I think the only one I read which is recent is Tobias Klausmann’s Slingshot.
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Ich mag „The Martian Chronicle“ sehr, etwa 1950 geschrieben.
– Chris 2018-08-04 19:56 UTC
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und „The Forever War“, aber auch alt, 197×...
– Chris 2018-08-04 20:08 UTC
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Ja, *The Forever War* war wirklich gut weil die Zeitverzerrung so richtig zur Geltung kam.
– Alex Schroeder 2018-08-04 22:01 UTC