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Yes, you should. At least the first book. Even if you don't adhere to the philosophy/politics in the book, it's really quite an entertaining story and it's inde
by rscho 5y ago
Yes, you should. At least the first book. Even if you don't adhere to the philosophy/politics in the book, it's really quite an entertaining story and it's indeed far, far better than the movie.
- tombert 5y agoI think I have had an aversion to it because I think that Orson Scott Card is a homophobic douchebag. Honestly, though, if I'm going to judge the "art by the artist", I'm afraid that a majority of the music I like is off the table, so maybe I'm drawing a somewhat hypocritical line on that.
- rscho 5y agoNewton was a huge douche. Genius often flourishes in the most extreme environments. Regarding Ender's Game, I think it includes a very good depiction of modern American authoritarianism.