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I really should have stopped reading this when Manny kept snapping his fingers at Wyoming as a way of cat calling.

For reasons I don‘t fully understand, I finished this. And I hated it, in all its misogynist, libertarian, all talk almost no action glory.

And it won the Hugo Award for Best Novel in 1967?!

Wolfe returns to the story-telling contest structure (a la The Decameron/Canterbury Tales) that he has employed elsewhere for the early part of this second novel of the Book of the Short Sun.

My mom told me about this short story after watching a "documentary" video about the movie Idiocracy. Are there any other fans of the movie on here??

This was a little too much “dude bro“ for my tastes and the second half dragged on. There was definitely some humor but Kevin R. Free's narration was flawless and the only thing that kept me going.

This book enlightens in a comprehensive and practical manner… we know we are not the only beings in the universe, so what if… what a way to hope for a better future and devise a better system. Loved Samantha, Adam, Athena, and Hamish all of the characters provided a different perspective and I wish this could be a series… great read … this begins me “Malazan bingo read for this year” one down📖

Some of these epigraphs just crack me up or present significant thought into the question “what if”

While “Automatic Noodle” is short in length, it is long in wisdom and a sense of fun.

Found my Ender's Game copy from Booksale, SM Manila last Sept 2020 during pandemic and finally read it as my Forgotten Find for our @tbrgirlies_bookclub Jan TOTM.

Even if this is fiction I think they are out there just waiting for what scientists say is a critical threshold we are headed towards 👀🤦🏼‍♀️👽👽👾👾

“[Lyubov] lay face down in the firelit lake of mud. He did not see a little green-furred huntress leap at the girl, drag her down backwards, and cut her throat. He did not see anything.”