The 15 Best Sci-Fi Books I've Ever Read [Updated]

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  @Bookpilled · 3 years ago (edited) · pinned

  I upload longform review videos for every book I read on my Patreon. It&apos;s $5 and there&apos;s hours of video content on it. I try my best to overdeliver for your money. Thanks for considering.<br><br><a href="http://www.patreon.com/bookpilled">http://www.patreon.com/bookpilled</a>

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  @ErikBrndm · 1 year ago

  Stayed because there wasn’t an intro

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  @submetropolis · 4 years ago

  You spoil us with no cheesy intro, 3 min setup about what you&apos;re going to talk about... You just get to it and that&apos;s why I love your videos.

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  @kryptik_1 · 3 years ago (edited)

  i felt shocked when he literally got straight on the topic without giving a 1 - 2 min intro . hats off man❤

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  @rorschch12 · 1 year ago

  Brian Aldiss was a very interesting man. I used to be his gardener, cut his lawns talked with him about the garden he always gave me tea, a very british thing, then one day I asked him about Asimov, EE Smith and Phillip K Dick. After that he used to pay me for a full day rather than 4 hours and we spent most of it discussing books and movies. Science Fiction and how its a reflection on modern society he lived in a large house with a lot of garden/Yard. As I say a very interesting man.

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  @DSM907Maniak · 3 years ago

  I&apos;d just like to applaud not only your list of books but also your ability to articulate each one without giving total spoilers.

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  @HyzersGR · 3 years ago

  Childhood&apos;s End by Arthur C Clarke is a must read. Hugely influential scifi classic.

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  @victordunavent9477 · 3 years ago

  Hyperion Cantos is my all time favorite. Having said that I have 15 Greg Bear books in my collection, the most of any author. RIP Greg.

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  @-Gramps · 2 years ago

  I’ve been reading sci-fi since 1967- you covered some of the.great ones, &amp; some that were a bit obscure. Thanks for reintroducing me to some that I had read decades ago. I’m going to read them again! You used the perfect amount of information about each book, without disclosing too much. I actually met Heinlein, Asimov, Clarke, Vance, Herbert, &amp; Dame Ursula K! Yes, I’m old!

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  @actualturtle2421 · 3 years ago

  LOVE the lack of intro. I know what the video is gonna be about bc it&apos;s in the title, no need to pad it out. I&apos;m 100% here for it. Subbed.

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  @molol44 · 4 years ago

  You are the first book tuber I&apos;ve ever seen talk about a Mote in God&apos;s Eye. I read that when I was a teen and it has been one of my all time favorites.

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  @philn8122 · 4 years ago

  I was expecting to see Aldous Huxley&apos;s Brave new world on this list, but there you go. Years ahead of its time.

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