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Queuing up other books before going back to Bakker for the final stretch, hopefully early July...
Of the three, this one intrigues me the most. Starts with an introspective, abstract style that appeals me. Attention is on what matters rather than distractions.
I read 3 pages, already decided I'll try to read everything Greg Egan wrote in chronological order. Roughly 15 books and 5 collections of short stories.
— Jun 26, 2024 04:36AM
Of the three, this one intrigues me the most. Starts with an introspective, abstract style that appeals me. Attention is on what matters rather than distractions.
I read 3 pages, already decided I'll try to read everything Greg Egan wrote in chronological order. Roughly 15 books and 5 collections of short stories.
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HRose/Abalieno
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and on hold to move to the other Egan, first.
This one drops fairly deep philosophical dilemmas in just a few pages and in a way that it doesn't have to write anything about them. You just slam into them intuitively.
So now moving back to the first book in the thematic "subjective cosmology" trilogy (Quarantine).
— Jul 11, 2024 05:22AM
This one drops fairly deep philosophical dilemmas in just a few pages and in a way that it doesn't have to write anything about them. You just slam into them intuitively.
So now moving back to the first book in the thematic "subjective cosmology" trilogy (Quarantine).
