Also, I like to read Ender's Game once a year or so.
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#32Re: Ask HN: What is the best fiction book you've ever read?
#33Catch 22.
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#34Re: Ask HN: What is the best fiction book you've ever read?
#35Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson, while maybe not the "best" book ever written, is highly entertaining...
All of Neal Stephenson's books have a breezy sense of wonder and adventure with a dash of science-y cleverness.
Re: Ask HN: What is the best fiction book you've ever read?
#36It's so hard to recommend something without a frame of reference. Personally, I've found myself re-reading The Lord of the Rings lately. But, if I had to pick one book that was my favourite, I might say Moby Dick . (I'll admit that I actually read it first after seeing the Wrath of Khan as a kid)
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#37Top three: Mockingbird , by Walter Tevis; Riddley Walker , by Russell Hoban; Glimpses of the Moon , by Edith Wharton Some other favorites: The Dog Stars , by Peter Heller; To Reign In Hell , by Steven Brust; Machine Man , by Max Barry; The Dawn Patrol , by Don Winslow; The Woman , by Hank Ketchum