/lit/ - Literature

>>7910104
Not the Anon, but there's literally no difference in OP's pic version and your pic version other than a different spine design and ISBN numbers. Also, yours pic version is UK with dust jacket (which is really good) while OP's version doesn't comes with dust Jacket.

>>7910104
Not the Anon, but there's literally no difference in OP's pic version version and your pic version other than a different spine design and ISBN numbers. Also, yours pic version is UK with dust jacket (which is really good) while OP's version doesn't comes with dust Jacket.

On a scale of 0 to 10, how good is this novel guys?

>>7876419
What translation my sweet Cecelia?

>>7848190
>Prove him wrong.
None of his books could make out to the /lit/'s top 100 books.

>>7806913
>the philosophical/theatrical works don't need the Strassler treatment. The historical works, however, do benefit from it.
I agree with this, Anon.

>>7806913
the philosophical/theatrical works don't need the Strassler treatment. The historical works, however, do benefit from it.
I agree with this, Anon.

>>7806365
Does is comes with sewen binding?

>>7802352
Eat. Sleep. Read. Repeat.

>>7566505
Sure, why not. Here's a list:
1) All the Sounds of Fear by Harlan Ellison
2) Deathworld 2 by Harry Harrison
3) The Machine in Shaft Ten by M John Harrison
4) The Heaven Makers, by Frank Herbert
5) The Best of Fritz Leiber
6) After Apollo by Barry Malzberg
7) The Caltraps of Time by David I Masson
8) The View From the Stars, by Walter Miller
9) A Hole in Space by Larry Niven
10) West of the Sun by Edgar Pangborn
11) Away and Beyond by A.E.Van Vogt
12) Equator by Brian Aldiss
13) The Trouble Twisters by Poul Anderson
14) The Stars Like Dust by Isaac Asimov
15) The End of Eternity by Isaac Asimov
16) Foundation by Isaac Asimov
17) In The Ocean of Night by Gregory
18) The Star Dwellers by James Blish
19) The Testament of Andros by James Blish
20) A Life for the Stars by James Blish
21) Triton, by Samuel R. Delany
22) Now Wait for Next Year by Philip K Dick
23) 334 by Thomas M Disch

>>7566508
>nope
Fuck you.

>>7566505
Sure, why not. Here's a list:
1) All the Sounds of Fear by Harlan Ellison
2) Deathworld 2 by Harry Harrison
3) The Machine in Shaft Ten by M John Harrison
4) The Heaven Makers, by Frank Herbert
The Best of Fritz Leiber
5) After Apollo by Barry Malzberg
6) The Caltraps of Time by David I Masson
7) The View From the Stars, by Walter Miller
8) A Hole in Space by Larry Niven
9) West of the Sun by Edgar Pangborn
10) Away and Beyond by A.E.Van Vogt
11) Equator by Brian Aldiss
The Trouble Twisters by Poul Anderson
13) The Stars Like Dust by Isaac Asimov
14) The End of Eternity by Isaac Asimov
15) Foundation by Isaac Asimov
16) In The Ocean of Night by Gregory
17) The Star Dwellers by James Blish
18) The Testament of Andros by James Blish
19) A Life for the Stars by James Blish
20) Triton, by Samuel R. Delany
21) Now Wait for Next Year by Philip K Dick
22) 334 by Thomas M Disch

>>7566508
>nope
Fuck you, pal.

>>7566205
Hey bub, this board was cool be as four years ago. Now /lit/ just rhyme with shit.

>>7566056
>>7566154
Kinda wish I could tie Reddit to a bat and beat the motherfuck out of y'all with it.

>>7566056
>>7566154
>>7566056
Kinda wish I could tie Reddit to a bat and beat the motherfuck out of y'all with it.

>>7566056
Kinda wish I could tie Reddit to a bat and beat motherfuck out of you with it.

>>7517107
How about you read Animal Farm? Animal Farm.

>>7509431
You aren't cool but rad, mate.

>>7354573
It's is one of my favorite Neal's book.
This guy Charles Yu explains it better (pic related).

Are the following sci-fi books worth buying?

- The Book of Strange New Things by Michel Faber
- The Peripheral by William Gibson
Lock In By John Scalzi
- Questionable Practices by Eileen Gunn
- The Three-Body Problem by Liu Cixin
- California by Adam Lucski
- The Girl With All The Gifts by M.R. Carey
- The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August
by Claire North
- Southern Reach Trilogy by Jeff Vandermeer
- Defenders by Will McIntosh
- The Bees by Laline Paull
- Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel

>>7346369
Don't forget Larry Niven, Harlan Ellison(Dangerous Visions), Neal Stephenson…

>>7345855
Rap is a joke.

>>7347470
>>7347630
His books aren't just good or pleb tire, but brilliant and definitely not pleb tier, especially The City and The City and Embassytown. Perdido Street Station is absolutely trippy. If you don't like doing the brainy thing and not being more than smart, he isn't your cup of tea.

>>7345991
>Who is wolfe?
Check his stuff The Fifth Head of Cerebus or the Book of the New Sun series to know him better. Since you asked for Martin, I'll assume you're interested in fantasy. I'd recommend you to start with the Book of the New Sun series which is just incredible and addictive.

>Also is George RR Martin worth reading?
Yes, first three novels of a Song of Ice and Fire series have been pretty rad.

>>7346041
>>GRRM
>No.
Fuck you.

>>7345991
>Who is wolfe?
Check his stuff The Fifth Head of Cerebus or Book of The New Sun to know him better. Since you asked for Martin, I'll assume you're interested in fantasy. I'd recommend you to start with the Book of the New Sun which is just incredible and addictive.

>Also is George RR Martin worth reading?
Yes, first three novels of a Song of Ice and Fire series have been pretty rad.

>>7346041
>>GRRM
>No.
Fuck you.