Wired Choice
Dungeon Master's Guide (1979 edition) – Check
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy – Check
Watchmen – Saw the movie, can't be arsed to read it.
Godel, Escher, Bach – Own it, haven't got to it yet.
Ender's Game – Blew my mind at 17.
Snow Crash – Blew my mind at 36.
The Lord of the Rings – Blowing my mind again at 43.
The Visual Display of Quantitative Information – Huh?
Neuromancer – Blew my mind at 30.
People's Choice
Stranger in a Strange Land – I read this one last, in my 30's. I read lots of other Heinlein in my 20's, and they were strongly formative to who I am today.
Brave New World – Read it in High School. Didn't like it.
1984 – Ditto.
Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman – I read this annually. It's a *TERRIFIC* read. I've also read Six Easy Pieces and Six Not So Easy Pieces.
I, Robot – Couldn't get through it. I don't really like Asimov's style – but I love the anthologies where he selected the stories.
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep – Read and watched.
Cosmos – OMG, yes.
Dune – Another one I couldn't stomach. I couldn't get behind the writing style.
A Brief History of Time – Another one I read and re-read.
What are your must reads?
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