Any book sugestions?

Apr 3, 2022 3:14 AM

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I may not have this library, but I'm looking for book suggestions. Any recommendations?

I've been liking Robert Heinlein and Andy Weir. As well as Stephen Fry's Mythos but I've been looking to go outside my genre, and I don't know where to begin.

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Gödel, Escher, Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid by Douglas Hofstadter.

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The one on the left

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Series I read recently called Slow Burn by Bobby Adair. Kind of a post apocalyptic zombie genre, but very well written.

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That's an impressive library

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All of them

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The Perfume Burned His Eyes

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We Are Legion (We Are Bob) by Dennis Taylor, 1632 by Eric Flint, March to the Sea by John Ringo, On Basilisk Station by David Webber

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No way to lose by starting with Robert Heinlein. Kurt Vonnegut is another good one. If you have not read Catch-22 by Joseph Heller is good.

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I used to love Heinlein but more recently I deeply disagree with his political philosophy and I find his later stuff unreadable.

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Anything by Brandon Sanderson the man is a legend.

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Library in a German monastery.

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Just keep buying until you find one you like. Then buy more.

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Libby best thing ever. They let you check out books from your local library, without ever leaving your house. Even have audiobooks.

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Catch 22. Catcher in the Rye. kafka short stories. Thus Spoke Zarathustra. The Trial. Walden.

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Quite a list already but.. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malazan">e_Fallen">https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malazan_Book_of_the_Fallen https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Black_Company

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Every book written by Robin Hobb (read chronologically) and same for Terry Pratchett (reading order less important).

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If you like Stephen Fry, check out Douglas Adams, Neil Gaiman, and Terry Pratchett.

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I totally second the Gaiman and Pratchett suggestions — smart, funny and very re-readable

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and well, if you want to try them both at once, read good omens. :)

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Discovery of Heaven by Mulisch

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I second the suggestions of Sanderson, Gaiman, Pratchett, & Hobb. Is there a specific genre you'd like to try, OP?

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Richard K. Morgan- Altered Carbon. It's a netflix special but the books are even better.

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The Name of The Wind - Patrick Rothfuss.

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I have just borrowed the Ebook.

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That book entranced me and I finished it far too soon.

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The second book is even longer. And then… you join us. We are patient. We wait. We tell ourselves that the third will be here soon enough.

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There is the novela as well but book 3 is a myth.

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If you are going out of your genre but want a couple solid reads try “Their Eyes Were Watching God”or “A Prayer For Owen Mean” my favorites

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The Murderbot Diaries (series) - Martha Wells

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If old school sci-fi is your thing try More Than Human by Theodore Sturgeon. More current would be The Salvage Crew by Yudahanjaya Wijeratne

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Theodore Sturgeon's "Microcosmic God" is excellent.

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If you’re doing audiobooks Salvage Crew is wonderfully read and performed by Nathan Fillion

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Otherland by Tad Williams

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also the Gateway series by Frederick Pohl

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About every 5 years i read Steinbeck’s “Travels with Charley” — I even feel my thoughts phrasing differently after I read that book! ❤️ 1/2

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I also love pretty much anything by Bill Bryson, but start with “Notes From A Small Island” — his phrasing and humor is hysterical

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Packing for Mars by Mary Roach, most of her other stuff is good too

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Might I recommend Rouges. It is a book of short stories by many famous authors. Helped me find who I liked

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Goodnight Moon. It seems simple at first, but it is actually a very dark tale of murder and deceit, and learning to love again

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Well, I just placed a hold on the audiobook. Looks like it's going to be a meaning packed four minutes.

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Best of luck. Sleep with the lights on. The comb and brush are in cahoots with each other

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Iain M Banks - The 'Culture' series. Pretty much everyone loves 'The Player of Games'. Also Walter Jon Williams, 'Aristoi'.

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William Gibson - Neuromancer, Count Zero, Mona Lisa Overdrive in that order. Michael Marshall Smith - Only Forward.

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Jonathan Lethem - Gun, with occasional Music. China Mieville - The City & The City.Paolo Bacigalupi - The Windup Girl.

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Not enough people have read The Stranger by Albert Camus. Quick read with so many layers I keep finding things.

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YES

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I’m reading The Myth of Sisyphus and it is not a quick read. It’s short, but man am I having to take my time.

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speaking of Camus, I really like The Plague. it's not the feel good book of the summer but it's really insightful and has such a mood to it

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Maybe it’s the transition from French to English, but the narrative style is fucking weird. I much prefer the short story book Exile And -

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The Kingdom for a Camus book other than The Stranger. I’d even go as far to say that The Adulterous Wife or The Artist are better reads.

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But of course The Stranger is the one that keeps teaching me stuff.

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Would it be rude to plug my book?

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"If you're like me and you enjoy defeating all of God's creatures, then this is the book for you!" ... I'm sold!

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Though that reviewer has a suspicious name...

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Yeah, that was one of my friends.

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Because of this thread, you're next on my list and holding the place of highest honor.

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Lol, I am pleased.

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P.S., I hope it's good enough that your legs fall asleep.

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P.S., I hope it's good enough that your legs fall asleep.

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Go ahead, I'd love to read some imgur community books.

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Does it have a giraffe in it by any chance? Or a banana?

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