gabe [he/him]MA to Fiction Books • 9 months agoWhat book do you feel is/was kinda overhyped?message-square47arrow-up131arrow-down11file-text
arrow-up130arrow-down1message-squareWhat book do you feel is/was kinda overhyped?gabe [he/him]MA to Fiction Books • 9 months agomessage-square47file-text
minus-square@Eq0link4•9 months agoCan you point to them? I’d be interested. Even if I read a lot of sci-fi, Enders Game is in my mind still unique in its themes.
minus-squarePons_Aeliuscakelinkfedilink4•edit-29 months agoNot sure if this will help. I read enders game in 1987…It has been a long time so I can’t give exact titles but here is some of the things I had read by then. Everything written by Clarke and Heinlein, up to that point and all works of Olaf Stapleton, Verne and Wells. Most of Asimov’s SF works. Some Ray Bradbury. Other works and authors that stood out to me: 1984 The Book of the New Sun - Gene Wolfe Neuromancer - Gibson had only done one by this time. Consider Phlebas Iain M Banks Solaris and a few others by Lem. The Master and Margarita All 6 Dune books. Saga of the Exiles. Plus a lot more that I can’t remember
Can you point to them? I’d be interested. Even if I read a lot of sci-fi, Enders Game is in my mind still unique in its themes.
Not sure if this will help.
I read enders game in 1987…It has been a long time so I can’t give exact titles but here is some of the things I had read by then.
Everything written by Clarke and Heinlein, up to that point and all works of Olaf Stapleton, Verne and Wells.
Most of Asimov’s SF works.
Some Ray Bradbury.
Other works and authors that stood out to me:
1984
The Book of the New Sun - Gene Wolfe
Neuromancer - Gibson had only done one by this time.
Consider Phlebas Iain M Banks
Solaris and a few others by Lem.
The Master and Margarita
All 6 Dune books.
Saga of the Exiles.
Plus a lot more that I can’t remember