Re:Lex Fridman's Reading Plan in Numbers
by desio on Thursday January 05, 2023 @03:49AM
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Oh I freaking LOVED the farseer trilogy. It gets better and better until a big wow. I did a lot of the booker+booker internationals in previous years but found them too hit and miss (mostly miss) for my tastes and decidedly switched to classics. Curious how they end up for you, I havent read this. I'm a big fan of Le Guin though, have you read her masterpiece short story "The ones who walk away from Omelas'"?
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Re:Lex Fridman's Reading Plan in Numbers
by joshuamorton on Thursday January 05, 2023 @12:42PM
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Omelas is fantastic. If you enjoy it, I'd recommend NK Jemisin's broken earth if you've somehow avoided it.
And yeah Booker and Pulitzers are hit or miss, I choose carefully and don't try to do the entire shortlist.