/lit/ - Literature

>>21807915
It's complicated....it's about two worldbuilders (called "constructors," they're basically robots with ridiculously overpowered engineering degrees) that sally forth across the Universe forming it in their image as they see fit. It's a mix of modernist SF, satire, cutesy comedy, and absurdism. I'm only a few chapters in but it's fun and pretty light-hearted.

Is this a good place in Lem's bibliography to start with after reading Solaris?

Currently waiting for my copy of picrel to come in the mail. God I hope it's the right edition, buying via 3rd party sellers on Amazon can be hit and miss. And I specifically want this edition. There's just something about it. I saw there was one for only ~$20-odd dollars while the rest are going for at least $40 so I decided to snatch it up. That's a good strategy for acquiring rare/expensive books bt.w – stick it in your Amazon wishlist and monitor.

Thoughts on Stanislaw Lem's works other than Solaris, and other SF books written by authors from Eastern Europe/Russia? (other than the obvious like Roadside Picnic, etc.).