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Gregor Samosa has reviewed 31 books.
Book cover for "Crucial Confrontations"
Crucial Confrontations
Kerry Patterson
ISBN

9780071457231

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There is no other book that I can point to with such clarity and say "I learned X from this and I'm better for it". If you wish you would fare better in difficult conversations, personal or professional, read this.
Book cover for "When we cease to understand the world"
When we cease to understand the world
Benjamín Labatut, Adrian Nathan West
ISBN

9781681375670 1681375672

Note

Brutal, poetic, true, false, everything
Book cover for "Permutation city"
Permutation city
Greg Egan
ISBN

006105481X

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While it may seem more interested in its concepts than its characters, the concepts are worth it
Book cover for "The Unfolding of Language"
The Unfolding of Language
Guy Deutscher
ISBN

9780739465325 0739465325

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I like learning about language evolution and this one gave me a whole new meta on it
Book cover for "Exhalation"
Exhalation
Ted Chiang
ISBN

9781529014495 1529014492

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The rare book that touches both the depth of my despair as well as my hopes and dreams!
Book cover for "The City & the City"
The City & the City
China Miéville
ISBN

9781405000178 1405000171

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Took me surprise, a police procedural turns strange in a place that is divided on a whole nother level
Book cover for "Stories of Your Life and Others"
Stories of Your Life and Others
Ted Chiang
ISBN

9781931520720

Book cover for "Axiomatic"
Axiomatic
Greg Egan
ISBN

1857982819 1857984161

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A great collection of Black Mirrors
Book cover for "Infomocracy"
Infomocracy
Malka Older, Christine Marshall
ISBN

9780765392367 0765392364

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What a world. More interested in systems of poli(tics)/(cy) and their consequences than scaring us with another intricate dystopia (though it is intricate and at times dystopic)
Book cover for "Maniac"
Maniac
Benjamín Labatut, Benjamin Labatut
ISBN

9788433911001

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I trailed off a bit in the middle, maybe that was intended bc of the delulu subject matter but it hooked me again towards the end.
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