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Books That Changed Science Fiction

I’m not much for best-of lists. But Lifehacker’s recent list of sci-fi peeked my interest. The theme - books that changed sci-fi - is interesting in itself. Every entry also comes with a short description, often including additional comments from reviewers or other writers. Like Ray Bradbury’s comment on Jules Verne:

"We are all, in one way, children of Jules Verne. His name never stops. At aerospace or NASA gatherings, Verne is the verb that moves us to space."

I miss a book or two on the list but otherwise it's quite comprehensible. Any particular titles you miss?

https://www.lifehacker.com.au/2018/11/17-science-fiction-books-that-forever-changed-the-genre/

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