Monopoly Capital. After reading Marx, it was like a second set of blinders fell off.
3
amemorablename - 8mon
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series. Delightfully absurd and existential.
3
☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆ - 8mon
The City and the Stars
Rendezvous with Rama
Hard to Be a God
Blindsight
Roadside Picnic
Diaspora
2
DisabledAceSocialist - 8mon
My favourites are all escapism from this hellworld.
Jean Auel - Earth's Children series
Diana Gabaldon - Outlander series
Tom Slemen - Haunted Liverpool series
Patricia Leitch - Jinny At Finmory series
C S Lewis - Narnia series
2
m532 - 8mon
I mostly like comic novel series
Dork Diaries
Its similar to my favorite story, Miraculous
Penny Pepper
The closest a book series I've read got to a cartoon
Diary of a Noob Warrior
Instead of fantasy based on real life, this is fantasy based on Minecraft
Trouble is a friend of mine
This is not a comic novel series, but the text's signal-to-noise ratio is really good, so I can still read it without getting overwhelmed
2
geolaw - 8mon
A side question, does LemmyGrad have a presence on Bookwyrm? I mean, we discuss books and Bookwyrm is all about discussing books
2
Catfish [she/her] - 7mon
On a Sunbeam by Tillie Walden. It is a very fantastic graphic novel / webcomic about found family and queerness, I read it as a teenager and it has heavily affected me.
The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet by Becky Chambers. Also a sci-fi found family story with queer themes but in the form of a novel. The worldbuilding and stories told in the Wayfarer's series has moved me to tears multiple times <3
1
commiespammer - 8mon
Heretics of Dune (Dune book 5). After the slow books 2-3 and contemplative 4, the bonkers action and bizarre concepts are really refreshing. It was also neat to get a deeper look into the world.
1
pcalau12i - 8mon
Toward a Contextual Realism (Jocelyn Benoist)
Helgoland (Carlo Rovelli)
Dialectics of Nature (Friedrich Engels)
Dialectical Logic (Evald Ilyenkov)
Science and Humanism (Erwin Schrodinger)
Critique of the German Ideology (Coral Marques)
Wittgenstein on Rules and Private Language (Saul Kripke)
1
thoughtful_poster - 8mon
anna karenina
war and peace
stoner
death comes for the archbishop
pride and prejudice
just some off the top of my head :)
Rextreff in asklemmygrad
What are some of your favourite books?
Blackshirts and reds is one of my Favorit
Monopoly Capital. After reading Marx, it was like a second set of blinders fell off.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series. Delightfully absurd and existential.
My favourites are all escapism from this hellworld.
Jean Auel - Earth's Children series
Diana Gabaldon - Outlander series
Tom Slemen - Haunted Liverpool series
Patricia Leitch - Jinny At Finmory series
C S Lewis - Narnia series
I mostly like comic novel series
Its similar to my favorite story, Miraculous
The closest a book series I've read got to a cartoon
NoobWarriorInstead of fantasy based on real life, this is fantasy based on Minecraft
This is not a comic novel series, but the text's signal-to-noise ratio is really good, so I can still read it without getting overwhelmed
A side question, does LemmyGrad have a presence on Bookwyrm? I mean, we discuss books and Bookwyrm is all about discussing books
On a Sunbeam by Tillie Walden. It is a very fantastic graphic novel / webcomic about found family and queerness, I read it as a teenager and it has heavily affected me.
The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet by Becky Chambers. Also a sci-fi found family story with queer themes but in the form of a novel. The worldbuilding and stories told in the Wayfarer's series has moved me to tears multiple times <3
Heretics of Dune (Dune book 5). After the slow books 2-3 and contemplative 4, the bonkers action and bizarre concepts are really refreshing. It was also neat to get a deeper look into the world.
anna karenina
war and peace
stoner
death comes for the archbishop
pride and prejudice
just some off the top of my head :)