Stanislaw Lem Dies
Science fiction writer Stanislaw Lem has died. He was a brilliant man whose books I enjoyed. He’ll be missed.
Science fiction writer Stanislaw Lem has died. He was a brilliant man whose books I enjoyed. He’ll be missed.
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Trurl
Trurl (e751c1) — 3/27/2006 @ 6:24 pmHm. I only read one Lem book (the Investigation), and I must confess it did nothing for me. In fact, I was really annoyed by the non-explanation at the end.
Dafydd
Dafydd (6e94cd) — 3/28/2006 @ 1:58 amPrix the Pilot was my favorite.
Walter E. Wallis (f05610) — 3/28/2006 @ 5:55 amThe only Lem book I’ve attempted to read was Solaris, and (possibly due to the double-translation), I found it unreadable. 🙁
aphrael (e7c761) — 3/28/2006 @ 9:21 amOh, that’s sad. I loved “Memoirs Found In A Bathtub”
kimsch (45715e) — 3/28/2006 @ 10:44 am