The 7 books on this stack
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William Gibson 1986
Why it's on the stack
It messes with your head · a threat that keeps growing
It shares this with 1 more book on this stack
William Gibson continues the visionary Sprawl Trilogy that began with Neuromancer in this frighteningly probable parable of the future.
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Richard Powers 1995
Why it's on the stack
Full of big ideas · melancholic and unhurried
It shares this with 4 more books on this stack
After many years of living abroad, a young writer returns to the United States to take up a position at his former college.
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Jo Walton 2001
Why it's on the stack
One to read slowly · adventure with a touch of madness
It shares this with 1 more book on this stack
The goddess Athene attempts to create a utopia with robots and time travelers in this science fiction fantasy by a Hugo and Nebula Award–winning author.
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Samuel R. Delany 1967
Why it's on the stack
Full of big ideas · properly strange
It shares this with 4 more books on this stack
A nonhuman race reimagines human mythology.
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Roger Zelazny 1967
Why it's on the stack
It leaves you thinking
Conrad Nomikos has a long, rich personal history that he¿d rather not talk about.
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Roger Zelazny 1967
Why it's on the stack
Full of big ideas
It shares this with 4 more books on this stack
Imagine a distant world where gods walk as men, but wield vast and hidden powers.
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Dan Simmons 2006
Why it's on the stack
Full of big ideas · a world to get lost in
It shares this with 4 more books on this stack
Taking the events and characters of the Iliad as his jumping- off point, Dan Simmons has created an epic of time travel and savage warfare.