I recommend do androids dream of electric sheep? (blade runner was based on this) Anything else I was gonna mention is already mentioned.
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Frits
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I recommend do androids dream of electric sheep? (blade runner was based on this) Anything else I was gonna mention is already mentioned. | ||
Frits
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On December 27 2008 07:39 Lobbo wrote: If i may jump in and loan the thread for just a question. Anyone know of a good book from 06-08 that's similar to Battlestar galactica series(tv)? Or any sci-fi without aliens and other liveforms what so ever? would be awesome to read about a big space war without lightsabers'nshit. Thanks! Why not just read a normal war novel then. :p If you haven't read 'all quiet on the western front' I recommend that, best war novel I have ever read. | ||
Raithed
China7078 Posts
COME ON ITS LOVELY. | ||
Raithed
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On December 23 2008 23:00 demonic_phate wrote: Liberty's Crusade Shadow of the Xel'Naga Speed of Darkness do. not. fucking. read. shadow of the xel'naga. WTF MAN, THE BOOK DOESNT FUCKING MAKE SENSE, EVER, 0.5/5 STARS. | ||
Frits
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On December 27 2008 10:30 Raithed wrote: Speed of Darkness. COME ON ITS LOVELY. Is that the one about the marine. Because that one seriously owns, didnt really like the other sc books but that one was great. And I agree with Raithed legacy of the xel naga is soooo bad. | ||
triangle
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Also, Asimov's short stories are SENSATIONAL. Or at least some of them are. Get a collection of "the best of Asimov" or something and all the stories in it will be really good. My favorite Asimov short story: The last question I'll edit with more recommendations later | ||
nimysa
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![]() Brave new world by Aldous Huxley Dune series Arthur C.Clarke and Isaac Asimov, 1984 is a must also. | ||
Fzero
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Dune. | ||
minus_human
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On December 27 2008 18:05 FzeroXx wrote: u dumb? Dune. ![]() | ||
{CC}StealthBlue
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{CC}StealthBlue
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Has anyone read this series by Peter Hamilton, I am currently reading another one of his books "Pandora's Star" and saw this series, 3 books, on the shelf. Is it any good the Night Dawn Series? | ||
Xiphos
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FallDownMarigold
United States3710 Posts
William Gibson's "The Neuromancer" (badass book stemming from neuroscience and other things) Johannes Kepler's "Somnium" (hilarious example of sci-fi from back in the good ol' 1600s) Octavia Butler's "Dawn" (badass book that makes you think about race, species, and gender issues) | ||
farvacola
United States18818 Posts
On June 18 2012 03:21 FallDownMarigold wrote: Neal Stephenson's "The Diamond Age" William Gibson's "The Neuromancer" Johannes Kepler's "Somnium" (hilarious example of sci-fi from back in the good ol' 1600s) Octavia Butler's "Dawn" I must second "Neuromancer", or any work by Gibson for that matter. Molly Millions is one of the best characters in sci-fi ever. | ||
hpty603
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sam!zdat
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edit: Also I wrote my thesis on William Gibson so have to give a shoutout to Neuromancer :D | ||
FFGenerations
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if anyone can recommend apocalypse/post-apocalypse books im all ears . my fav genre. actually dont bother i forgot theres a huge torrent collection of them already | ||
CCa1ss1e
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XD | ||
Just_a_Moth
Canada1941 Posts
Charles Stross is really good too. The Glass House is decent and this other one whose name i can't remember is really good, it's the one with the Festival(?) if anyone knows it. Vernor Vince: A Fire Upon the Deep. I can't describe this book it's too good. | ||
keyStorm
Canada316 Posts
great book 2001: A space odyssey is epic Dune Rendezvous with Rama If you have only money for one, get this: The hitchiker's guide to the galaxy | ||
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