/lit/ - Literature

>>12167120
>mfw Rey Diaz was right all along

>>12168258
It's very good, albeit a bit dark and depressing. Absolutely amazing hard-sci. Makes you think.
Only criticism is that it's a bit slow at times, and that character development or evolution is not the strongest suit of the author, which favours world-building, poetic descriptions of thoughts, and complexity of the narrative instead. You'll have dozens of characters interacting in complicated ways, but few of them will be fully developed.

yes you should read this trilogy OP, no question about it
expect the second book (pic related) to be the most awesome science fiction you have read in quite some time

Any modern scifi like the U.N. chapters of the Dark Forest?

There's something unrealistically slick and encompassing about the U.N. assembling to whack off alien bastards from distant stars that really buzzes my motor