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The Gods Themselves by Isaac Asimov
I’ve not read much Asimov outside of a couple of Robot books, so I thought I’d try this – partly because it was his first book with aliens and sex, and partly because the premise – scientists discover free energy technology, but ignore warnings that it could blow up the sun because giving up free energy would be politically unpopular – resonates with current events. Unfortunately, Asimov is better at hard science than he is at dialogue, and the hard science (and the sex, for that matter) reads like a science journal. I think I’ll just stick to the Robot novels.
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The Stupidest Angel: A Heartwarming Tale of Christmas Terror by Christopher Moore
I’m a big fan of Moore, and Christmas is coming, so this is perfect seasonal reading – provided you associate Christmas with cannibalism and middle-aged sex. The book opens with a property developer hitting a Salvation Army Santa (his ex-wife) with a ten-pound bag of ice. If that doesn’t capture the true meaning of Christmas, what does?
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