Reading hard sci-fi books makes you think

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Since my last post where I mentioned I enjoyed reading hard science-fictions books I made some progress. I’ve discovered and read another batch of very good quality books that make you think about our place in the Universe and think about what is possible and what could have been.

The books below vary in their style, themes and length, but all of them worth your time and money unless you have a public library access. But this doesn’t guarantee they have all the books below. In my case library doesn’t have a paper version of books by Greg Bear, Stephen Baxter and Peter F. Hamilton which is strange to say the least.

Very good books I recently read

Some AI generated statistics

Book Page Count Breakdown

Book TitleAuthorPages Read Full Book Length
Children of TimeAdrian Tchaikovsky600600
Fahrenheit 451Ray Bradbury190190
A View From the StarsCixin Liu224224
To Hold up the SkyCixin Liu334334
The Wandering Earth (First 1/3)Cixin Liu160480
RingStephen Baxter512512
EonGreg Bear504504
Pandora’s Star (In Progress)Peter F. Hamilton400986
TOTAL2,9244,330

Total Pages Read:

  • Actual progress: 2,924 pages.

Average Pages Per Book:

  • Current average progress: 365.5 pages per book.

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