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Which authors have you gone full into and read everything thing they've ever written?
For me I can think of...
J.G. Ballard
Donald Barthelme
Yukio Mishima
Amitav Ghosh
John Kennedy Toole 😜
J.R.R.Tolkein
Hermann Karl Hesse
Possible some more that my brain is not loading. Interested to know what some of you have read like that.
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I'd say
James Gleick
Marcus du Sautoy
Mario Livio
George RR Martin
Philip Ball
I'd love to add Tolkien to the list, but I've been lazy about it. I own most of his (and his son's) books.
That's a nice science focused list. I've noted for future reference. Thx
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Enjoy! And thanks for the Sats.
I think I need to pick up a science book again. It's been ages since I refocused into economics. Got me here to a nice comfy space at the expense of knowing what to do with my career.
Strategy in place, tactics in tatters. 😂😭
Look at me blathering to a stranger..
That's what nostr is for! Reckon such a space can often be a good place to get inspiration on how changes can be made.
my 'read everything by' authors:
J. Gresham Machen
Geerhardus Vos
C. S. Lewis
George M. Marsden
D. G. Hart
Murray Rothbard
David VanDrunen
Meredith Kline
Michael Horton
James Lindsay
most of these are probably around 85% but working on it!
Robert Heinlein
Arthur C. Clarke
Isaac Asimov (SF mostly/only)
John Scalzi
Jack McDevitt
C. S. Lewis
JRR Tolkien
Madeline L'Engle
Donald Keith
Bertrand R. Brinley
Perhaps I've missed a book or story here or there, but few... and I'm probably overlooking an author or two that slip my mind at the moment...😜😆
#sciencefictionbooks
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