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Usually saying "that list was missing X" type stuff is pretty silly, but with a title like that, that list seriously needs some Verner Vinge.

• andymoe 18y ago
  I agree and I held out as long as possible, but I am weak...
• jlees 18y ago
  Well, since others are doing it: William Gibson.
  • juliend2 18y ago
    which one of his books do you particularly recommend?
    • lincolnq 18y ago
      Neuromancer is the only one that I've read, and it was excellent. (I think it's also his most famous)
    • jlees 18y ago
      I'd actually recommend Pattern Recognition. Neuromancer's good, too, but there's something about PR that's very real.
• diN0bot 18y ago
  in particular, a deepness in the sky and a fire in the deep are excellent.
  • donaq 18y ago
    Yes they were. And since we're dealing with post-singularity stories, I'll add Simon Funk's novella, "After Life". http://sifter.org/~simon/AfterLife/index.html http://sifter.org/~simon/AfterLife/index.html