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What are you Reading? (October 2023) (lemmy.ml)

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Hello again /c/sciencefiction friends. It is once again a new month so it is time to refresh the post.

Here is a collection of some of the most upvoted and discussed books from last months discussion.

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[–] Chetzemoka@startrek.website 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Just finished Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson. That first chapter might be the most horrific thing I've ever read in my life, only because I fear it's actually possible. Also perhaps the best depiction of PTSD I've ever read. Other than that, honestly I found the writing style kind of annoying with all of the shorthand, truncated sentence fragments. Overall I felt like it was a good summary of the real challenges that the climate crisis presents.

Now I just started Project Hall Mary by Andy Weir. His writing style is just so easy and accessible; it's quite a contrast.

Also I'm super happy to see Leviathan Wakes on the list from last month. I love the Expanse universe so much; it makes me happy to see people are getting into it.