He's one of my favourite authors but I've not caught Schilds Ladder yet. I discovered Greg Egan as a teenager from a random pick of Diaspora from my local library sometime pre 2000. Thanks for the...
He's one of my favourite authors but I've not caught Schilds Ladder yet. I discovered Greg Egan as a teenager from a random pick of Diaspora from my local library sometime pre 2000. Thanks for the recommendation, I'll add it to my list
You had me at hard sci-fi - didn't read on because I really don't like spoilers. If I said I liked the Mars trillogy and Seveneves, I'd like this book right?
You had me at hard sci-fi - didn't read on because I really don't like spoilers. If I said I liked the Mars trillogy and Seveneves, I'd like this book right?
I really want to get into Greg Egan, have heard so much about him...
He's one of my favourite authors but I've not caught Schilds Ladder yet. I discovered Greg Egan as a teenager from a random pick of Diaspora from my local library sometime pre 2000. Thanks for the recommendation, I'll add it to my list
It was dense, I was potentially a little bit young. It was amazing :)
I have actually done (very little) work on quantum graphs so I'm not scared by technical stuff :-P, thanks for the recommendations!
Mathematician, so the less cool version, but yeah I had seen his website, it's really awesome (and I'm also a fan of the fake pictures of him lmao).
You had me at hard sci-fi - didn't read on because I really don't like spoilers. If I said I liked the Mars trillogy and Seveneves, I'd like this book right?
Awesome, yeah the rock talk was a bit too much for me as well. Really looking forward to this now.
In my view the writing is more Kim Stanley Robinson than Neil Stephenson. Good chance you'll like it though, Greg Egan is great.
Reading the excerpt now. Nice recommendation!