Sfsignal flowcharts NPR's top 100 genre books

[Tamahome]

Genius, or too much free time?

http://www.sfsignal.com/archives/2011...

[Kate]

I thought it was pretty awesome.
But I am a big flowchart fan.

Unfortunately my first two goes led me to books I've already read

[Pupsi]

too much free time :)

[Pickle]

this looks good, will spend more time on this when im noty skiving at work :)

[Tacuazin]

Pupsi wrote: "too much free time :)"

I agree!
Now I only need a compass, a larger printer and/or a magnifying glass.

[Jenny (Reading Envy)]

This is cool and reminds me that I have yet to read Stranger in a Strange Land or A Canticle for Leibowitz, both of which the chart says I would like.

[David]

Really awesome! SF Signal rocks!

[Ryan]

It was pretty fun to wander through.

[Jason]

Wow, a TON of work must have gone into this. Pretty impressive.

Jenny wrote: "This is cool and reminds me that I have yet to read Stranger in a Strange Land or A Canticle for Leibowitz, both of which the chart says I would like."

Oh good lord, read those right away. Especially ACfL. One of my all-time favorites.

[Michael]

I kind of want this as a poster in my room.

[Jlawrence, S&L Moderator]

I LIKES it.

[Chris]

This is awesome work, which also hints of madness.

Is it bad that I've already read a majority of those titles?

[Jenny (Reading Envy)]

Chris wrote: "Is it bad that I've already read a majority of those titles?"

Admirable, and possibly not surprising, since they come from that NPR list... somehow bound to be the most popular titles, I would imagine.