/lit/ - Literature

I read this book from Wright a few weeks ago

There is so many similarities to the 'Count to a Trillion'-series that I would strongly recommend waiting a period of time between reading each.

It's almost approaching to a remake
Differences being it's less serious in following strict science, involving supernatural elements, or not really, it's just that the author had to make it explicitly clear that the sciences used breaks away from what we hold as theoretical possible: Just so the story could have FTL and "life force"

Also it's shorter, and the protagonist doesn't go to sleep all the time. Also isn't really a character, just a point of view the plot unfolds around.

It kept having these weird sociological sentiments, that I couldn't tell where satire or something Wright was championing for. (A bit of both?)