3 ms·
I am surprised no one is mentioning "His Master's Voice" - in my opinion, one of Lem's best (and certainly his most terrifying) novels.
by emtel 3y ago
I am surprised no one is mentioning "His Master's Voice" - in my opinion, one of Lem's best (and certainly his most terrifying) novels.
- degosuke 3y agoWhen I read it for the first time many years ago it left a deep impression. And as others mentioned in this thread, reading it again recently I found new things that I didn't understand the first time. A bit sad, disillusioning but just kind of resonating with deeper truth.
- johngossman 3y agoI just re-read it recently after seeing Oppenheimer. It is even more about the cold war than I remember, as are Peace on Earth and Fiasco.