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I'm going to nominate Yellow Blue Tibia by Adam Roberts as I bought this recently and it's premise seems nicely strange.
I might be too new here to nominate. I'm not sure if that matters. If so, just ignore me. If not, check this: Calculating God by Robert J. Sawyer
I picked it up on the cheap and was very pleasantly surprised.
Valyssia wrote: "I might be too new here to nominate. I'm not sure if that matters. If so, just ignore me. If not, check this: Calculating God by Robert J. Sawyer
I picked it up on the cheap and wa..."
Anyone can nominate so i've added it to the list. Have to say seems quite an interesting idea so I won't mind if this wins the poll next month.
I would like to nominate Anathem by Neal Stephenson. It is not an easy read and might be intimidating to many here, but it is a fantastic & hugely influential book that deserves to be read.
The Lifecycle of Software Objects. I've read everything else that Ted Chiang has published, which isn't all that much. It ranges from good to outstanding.
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The Evolution of Science Fiction
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The Lifecycle of Software Objects (other topics)Altered Carbon (other topics)
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Nominations
Yellow Blue Tibia by Adam Roberts
Blue Remembered Earth by Alistair Reynolds
Calculating God by Robert J Sawyer
Anathem by Neal Stephenson
The Lifecycle of Software Objects by Ted Chiang