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Fiction Books

Fantasy, science fiction and a few classics I keep pressing on people.

The Brothers Karamazov

Author: Fyodor Dostoevsky

Dostoevsky on human nature, morality, and faith, argued out in long philosophical debates between characters that stay with you.

The Sword of Kaigen

Author: M.L. Wang

Family, honor, and magic in a war-torn world. The battles are intense, and the family story at its core has real heart.

The Will of the Many

Author: James Islington

Political intrigue inside a big high-fantasy world, and it ends with you wanting more. I needed part 2 yesterday.

Mistborn Saga: Complete Trilogy

Author: Brandon Sanderson

Peak fiction right here. Intricate magic systems and characters who change a lot across the trilogy. Gourmet storytelling.

Angels & Demons

Author: Dan Brown

Ancient secrets against modern science, told as a fast run through puzzles and historical riddles. Hard to put down.

1984

Author: George Orwell

Orwell's picture of totalitarianism still feels relevant, and it comes up whenever people argue about surveillance and freedom.

Project Hail Mary

Author: Andy Weir

Funny, warm sci-fi built on hard science, about how far scientific ingenuity and the human spirit can carry one person in space.