Which 4 Authors Belong on the Mt. Rushmore of Sci-Fi?

And Childhood's End in particular and 2001, A Space Odyssey are some of my all-time favorite reads.

My most prized possession is a signed limited edition copy of Dead Eyee Dick by Kurt Vonagget and Slaughterhouse 5, Cat's Cradle, The Sirens of Titan, Mother Knight, Blue Beard, so many others are just five star, 10 out of 10, Love them Till I Die books.

My most prized possession is a signed limited edition copy of Dead Eyee Dick by Kurt Vonagget and Slaughterhouse 5, Cat's Cradle, The Sirens of Titan, Mother Knight, Blue Beard, so many others are just five star, 10 out of 10, Love them Till I Die books.

And Childhood's End in particular and 2001, A Space Odyssey are some of my all-time favorite reads.

Although he did write some other books and he had sequels in the June series which are a little bit divisive but overall pretty popular. I like the series especially the first four.

After that, we had Awson Scott Card, most well known for Enders Game, which some people consider to be YA, but I think has a lot of depth to it with the tactics, the character writing, the philosophy, and I know a lot of people enjoy other books in the Ender series, especially the speaker for the dead, , but Enders Game probably his most popular.

And then Mary Shel, who did write other things, but obviously most wellknown for Frankenstein, one of my favorite books.

And myself, I am either famously or infamously known for preferring the sequel, The Fall of Hyperion. either way, love the book, love the series, big fan of all four books in the Hyperion Kantos, as well as his Ilium and Olympos duogy.

And I felt like Ilam and Olympus, while I had a few more gripes with it, had some amazing high points as well.

My most prized possession is a signed limited edition copy of Dead Eyee Dick by Kurt Vonagget and Slaughterhouse 5, Cat's Cradle, The Sirens of Titan, Mother Knight, Blue Beard, so many others are just five star, 10 out of 10, Love them Till I Die books.

I read Neurommancer quite a few years ago, and I liked it. I respected it. I appreciated it, but I don't think I fully understood it.

And I felt like Ilam and Olympus, while I had a few more gripes with it, had some amazing high points as well.

My most prized possession is a signed limited edition copy of Dead Eyee Dick by Kurt Vonagget and Slaughterhouse 5, Cat's Cradle, The Sirens of Titan, Mother Knight, Blue Beard, so many others are just five star, 10 out of 10, Love them Till I Die books.

And The End of Eternity, I think it's his most underrated book. I think it's possibly the best time travel story ever written.

I really enjoy all four books with The Fall of Hyperion being one of my favorite books ever.

and her most well-known work is The Handmaid's Tale, which I think was one of the most influential books on bringing back the popularity of the dystopian genre and I think one of the best dystopian books.

My most prized possession is a signed limited edition copy of Dead Eyee Dick by Kurt Vonagget and Slaughterhouse 5, Cat's Cradle, The Sirens of Titan, Mother Knight, Blue Beard, so many others are just five star, 10 out of 10, Love them Till I Die books.

some of his most famous works in part due to adaptations include Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, which was the basis for Bladeunner, as well as The Man in the High Castle and Scanner Darkly, as well as two of my other favorites from him, Yubi and the Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldrich.

some of his most famous works in part due to adaptations include Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, which was the basis for Bladeunner, as well as The Man in the High Castle and Scanner Darkly, as well as two of my other favorites from him, Yubi and the Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldrich.