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Best Science Fiction Books to Read: Hail Mary (Andy Weir)
I am a big science fiction fan (more fiction than science though, as if it goes too heavy into the details I tend to not understand) and have been looking for a book similar to The Three Body Problem series by Cixin Liu. I saw that the best audiobook of the year was called Project…
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Liu Cixin Writes Science Fiction (Wall Street Journal)
As I have written in the past, The Three-Body Problem Series by Liu Cixin is one of my favorite book series of all time. Recently, I came upon this article in the Wall Street Journal, which does a profile on Liu Cixin and discusses his prolific writing career. Although I have enjoyed reading his books,…
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Best Fiction Books to Read: Exhalation (Ted Chiang)
Exhalation is a series of short stories written by Ted Chiang. There are nine short stories in total, and they range from approximately 10 to 100 pages. Ted Chiang is an incredible author, and the depth of his imagination is astounding. Throughout his career, Chiang’s books have won four Nebula Awards, four Hugo Awards, etc.…
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The Best Fiction Books You Have to Read Now
I thought it would be good to compile a list of all of my previous book recommendations. I will continue to add to this list as I find more great fiction books, but it is just an easy, condensed way to view all of my recommendations. Also, it is a good way to review any…
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Best Fiction Books to Read: Death’s End (Liu Cixin)
Death’s End is the last book in the Three-Body Problem Series by Liu Cixin. Overall, it was an incredible series, and it is a must-read for any science fiction fan. While I thought the first one was pretty good, I realized that was just an appetizer for books 2 and 3. If I had to…
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Best Fiction Books to Read: The Dark Forest (Liu Cixin)
In a previous post, I wrote about the Three Body Problem by Liu Cixin. The Dark Forest is the second book in the series, and I thought it was an incredible read. While I had mixed feelings about the first one (it was good, but also kind of confusing and difficult to understand), I had…
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