The Left Hand of Darkness
You can never go wrong with Le Guin. The Left Hand of Darkness stands out as one of my favorites from her massive body of work. She has a way of tucking themes in underneath themes that settles in so nicely.
I Who Have Never Known Men
What. a. book. Enthralling start to finish. Filled with imagery that’s going to stick with me for years. I didn’t expect this to hit the way it did.
A Canticle for Leibowitz
Given the timing around the Iran war, the quip about the "Department of War", and what the little "princes" of Earth, in this time, are trying to do to us. I had to just stare off into the distance for a while after finishing this the other night.
The Man Who Fell To Earth
Another one that slowly worked its way into my mind and just settled in like a fog.
