Paul

Not as good as the Martian, but still enjoyed it

Interesting look at farm life in new zealand in the early 1900's

amazing concepts for such an old book. veganism, the singularity

I will never look at birds the same way again..

I found this story slightly hard to read, maybe because of the translation. But it had some pretty interesting content about the history maths.

Ev

I really liked the old language and phrases used in this book.

Slow to start, but I found the later articles a lot more interesting. I especially liked the articles about Robbie Williams and Stanley Kubrick

My favorite stories from this collection:

* The Tower of the Elephant
* Solider of an Empire Unacquainted with Defeat
* The Coral Heart
* The Red Guild

Fantastic read, It started off a little slow but got good.
I especially liked the conclusions and comparisons in the final chapter.

Excellent tale of post apocolyptic society and survival. I really liked the internal monologes the main characters had.

Epic read! I wish the would make a sequel

Some good basic concepts around computer hacking / privacy

I really enjoyed this book, if you like this I think you will also like Reamde

This series was awesome!

I found this book pretty interesting, a sad story of someone who has achieved everything they ever wanted only to lose everything they have. They realize their mistakes, only to repeat them.

“Some infinity's are smaller than others”

Just as good at 29 years old as at was when I was 11.

Interesting book, pretty crazy what he got up to. Made guns and took them to school, developed weapons in prison that where used in ww2 etc

Amazing amounts of research / imagination must have gone into this book!

Wow this is a really inspiring book, it really puts your first world problems into perspective!

I enjoyed the writing and the actual story of the Blind Assassin byt the rest was a little bit slow.

The series keeps getting better.

this was quite different to the tv series. looking forward to reading the next won where I have no idea what is going to happen though.

Interesting read about things that we learn rather than things we innately know. And how they are different between cultures or because of technology. Such as sitting or breast feeding.

I read this book after watching “Samurai – Miyamoto Musashi” on Discovery channel. The introduction to this book telling the history of Miyamoto Musashi is quite different to the doco, but I found both pretty interesting.

Lots of interesting strategy ideas and ancient thinking that can be applied to the modern world.

The way to learn this is to train with two long swords, one in each hand, It will seem difficult at first, but everything is difficult at first.