Sci-Fi/Adventure books for a bored incel?

[QuantumDummy]

I used to enjoy reading and delving into the imaginary world of books. Gonna head to the library today; what are some good books to read?

 

[nausea]

metro 2033 by dmitry glukhovsky

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metro_2033

 

[KV-]

Have you read Ender’s game?

 

[QuantumDummy]

Have you read Ender’s game?

No, but I'll check it out. The only book I've read in 5+ years is Fight Club. I lost interest, patience, and the ability to let go and immerse myself in books, which is why I stopped for so long.

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metro 2033 by dmitry glukhovsky

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metro_2033

I played the game briefly, was pretty fun. I'll check out the book.

 

[nausea]

I played the game briefly, was pretty fun. I'll check out the book.

metro last light ( the sequel ) is good game too, but as a book it's meh

 

[workcel 4ever]

I recently read Tales of Pirx the Pilot by Stanislaw Lem.
Its a collection of short stories, and the one I'd recommend from them is On Patrol, because its a very good portrayal of the horror that comes from being alone in the vast empty space.

 

[Newbite]

Honestly can't get back into books or shows for the life of me. Thank god I still find vidya entertaining.

 

[A Good Friend]

Have you read Ender’s game?

Read it over the summer, much better than the movie. I love the storyline about the brother and sister manipulating global politics.

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I used to enjoy reading and delving into the imaginary world of books. Gonna head to the library today; what are some good books to read?

Peter Watts - Blindsight and Echopraxia

Cixin Liu - The Remembrance of Earth's Past Trilogy

Roger Williams - The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect
web novel - http://www.localroger.com/prime-intellect/mopiidx.html

 

[non_factor]

The Kingkiller Chronicle,The First Law.

 

[blickpall]

Have you read Ender’s game?

I've read this book upwards of twice per year since I first read it when I was 10. Keep finding something new to ponder, relate to, appreciate.

 

[KV-]

I've read this book upwards of twice per year since I first read it when I was 10. Keep finding something new to ponder, relate to, appreciate.

Too bad the normalfags ruined it during the movie.

 

[blickpall]

Too bad the normalfags ruined it during the movie.

Facts. Whenever a bad movie adaptation comes out, it cloud's the mind's eye which imagined the places, people, and events in a different way. The mental imagery struggles to defeat the visual memory, even if I only saw it once and remember it only vaguely, even though I had read the book a dozen times before the movie came out. The latter is perhaps the only reason I still have any vivid imagery left from when I was imagining the settings as an unbridled tween.

 

[whogivesafucc]

the game of thrones books, the dune series, the wheel of time series, there's also a series of books by Lloyd Alexander that were pretty good

also definitely read ender's game.