James R

There were parts that were quite thought-provoking, but both as a book and a process for how we get to that future it was underwhelming.

A beautiful weaving together of science, poetry, life anecdotes, indigenous history, environmentalism and philosophy into a story that manages to be simultaneously light and deep. I must have cried 3 or four times. This book took me by surprise.

I read this mostly because of nostalgia. I can't really recommend it, even if it was cute at times

Stunning short stories. Chiang plays so elegantly with belief, loss, religion, science, and wonder. I was utterly captivated.

Some great exercises that I want to follow up on. I will also be visiting a laughter club