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For those interested in sci-if, I’m reading Children of Ruin, the sequel to Children of time written by Adrian Tchaikovsky.
It is equally as great, if not better than the first book. Definitely hard science fiction, to me at least, but it’s a really immersive book. Highly recommend.
Sounds great. I'm a hard scifi fan, but I haven't read this one. It's going on my list.
Also would recommend Three Body Problem, if you haven’t read it. You as a fan of hard sci-if would love it, probably one of my favorite trilogies.
Thanks. Did you know Netflix is producing a series about Three Body Problem?
Yeah, I heard about that. Will be interesting to see for sure!