"Randomness at the edge: Theory of quantum Hall transport at filling ν=2/3" by Kane, Fisher, Polchinski impressed me the first time I read it and still impresse

"Randomness at the edge: Theory of quantum Hall transport at filling ν=2/3" by Kane, Fisher, Polchinski impressed me the first time I read it and still impresses me. Concise, (relatively) accessible, and ingenious. On the other end of the spectrum is "Anyons in an exactly solved model and beyond" by Kitaev. It's very long, and yet densily filled with ideas. I'm getting back to it after years, and still finding out new things.