Will have a look TY.

Lewis 's space trilogy is a masterpiece.

Ive read em both heh.

Well-written review, TY.

Well, it should for clarification purposes. But then is Dune sci-fi or 300% fantasy? So, there are a few difficult to classify books, and for those i believe high tolerance is fair.

Already read A Canticle for Leibowitz and CS Lewis space trilogy.

Ill try Wole Talabi. My questions in my interview of him are lame, but his answers are interesting:

https://sfss.space/short-interview-wole-talabi

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Haha

Half-agree w/ you. I mean u have a point, but even regular folks have some room for saying no. Just less than him.
Id be more nuanced on competition, which is partly mental.

Nice!

Indeed.
Love Whelan.

TY!

I prefer sci fi as an escape from reality, not as a confirmation that it sucks.

I wouldnt think of Chambers’ books as only escapism litterature, even though there’s nothing wrong in my book w/ escapism.
It is escapism yes, im in a tough spot now but at night i dive into her books and forget for a moment about troubles. But it also suggests that reality doesn’t necessarily sucks & won’t necessarily sucks.

D’you have some names?

Ah same, i really needed these books.

Man me too. So far i’ve read:

• The monk & the robots duology: amazing
• the first two books of the Wayfarers series: same, amazing
• To be taught, if fortunate: didn’t really get it.

Then i’ll dive into her short stories!