elorant

This reader’s recommendations and supporting excerpts from the sampled discussions.

13 books

elorant · Feb 16, 2015
The Enter series by Orson Scott Card.
elorant · Feb 16, 2015
Brave new world from Huxley. Old one but still highly relevant.
elorant · Feb 16, 2015
Bradbury's Farhenheit 451. This one is a classic.
elorant · Feb 16, 2015
Revelation Space from Alaistair Reynolds who writes the most hardcore sci-fi I've ever come across.
elorant · Feb 16, 2015
The Culture books from Iain Banks.
elorant · Feb 16, 2015
Contact by Sagan which by the way is one of the very few sci-fi books that were successfully depicted in movies.
elorant · Feb 16, 2015
The Sparrow and Children of God from Mary Doria Russell.
elorant · Oct 24, 2019
quite difficult, but it's also very inspiring in finding various topics to read more
elorant · Feb 16, 2015
The Rama series from Clarke although it got tiresome after a while.
elorant · Feb 16, 2015
The Sparrow and Children of God from Mary Doria Russell.
elorant · Sep 17, 2015
A couple ones I've read and found quite useful: Make your contacts count
elorant · Feb 16, 2015
The Mars trilogy by Kim Stanley Robinson.