……讨厌（尽管第一本书的第一部分写得非常好），但如果你喜欢《Seveneves》的全部，那它可能适合你。我个人最喜欢、可能还没出现在别人清单上的：《Fiasco》—— Stanisław Lem；《This is how you lose the time war》—— Amal El-Mohtar 和 Max Gladstone；《Feersum Endjinn》—— Iain Banks；《The Dark Side of the Sun》—— Terry Pratchett（没错，就是那位）；《Blindsight》—— Peter Watts……
…hate (though the first part of the first book is very well written), but if you like all of Seveneves then it might suit you. My personal favourites that might not already be on everyone else's lists: Fiasco - Stanisław Lem This is how you lose the time war - Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone Feersum Endjinn - Iain Banks The Dark Side of the Sun - Terry Pratchett (yes, that one) Blindsight - Peter Watts…
That would be Stanislaw Lem's most depressing but aptly named masterpiece, "Fiasco". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiasco_(novel) http://garethrees.org/2012/05/31/fiasco/ 2. Radio static A radiolocation map of the planet showed hundreds of transmitters of white noise, which merged…
我最近读得不多，但想提几个名字：- Stanislaw Lem（《Solaris》（Solaris）、《The Cyberiad》（The Cyberiad）、《His Master's Voice》（His Master's Voice）、《Fiasco》（Fiasco））- William Gibson - 所有值得读的 - Bruce Sterling
I don't read that much lately, but want to throw in a few names: - Stanislaw Lem (Solaris, The Cyberiad, His Masters Voice, Fiasco) - William Gibson - evrything worth reading) - Bruce Sterling
……我觉得这些作品对第一次接触、异类和殖民主义主题的处理更有创意：Gene Wolfe 的《第五个头颅》（The Fifth Head of Cerberus）以及 Stanislaw Lem 的《伊甸园》（Eden）、《索拉里斯星》（Solaris）、《无敌号》（The Invincible）和《惨败》（Fiasco）。Wolfe 很擅长根据内容需要调整文风，而且反复阅读时拆解书的运作方式是一种乐趣——这两点都是令人钦佩的乔伊斯式品质……
…alternatives which I feel deal more inventively with the themes of first contact, the alien, and colonialism: Gene Wolfe's The Fifth Head of Cerberus and Stanislaw Lem's Eden, Solaris, The Invincible, and Fiasco. Wolfe does a fine job of modulating his prose style according to the dictates of his content, and unpacking the workings of the book over repeated readings is a pleasure -- both admirably Joycean qualities…
……讨厌（尽管第一本书的第一部分写得非常好），但如果你喜欢《Seveneves》的全部，那它可能适合你。我个人最喜欢、可能还没出现在别人清单上的：《Fiasco》—— Stanisław Lem；《This is how you lose the time war》—— Amal El-Mohtar 和 Max Gladstone；《Feersum Endjinn》—— Iain Banks；《The Dark Side of the Sun》—— Terry Pratchett（没错，就是那位）；《Blindsight》—— Peter Watts……
…hate (though the first part of the first book is very well written), but if you like all of Seveneves then it might suit you. My personal favourites that might not already be on everyone else's lists: Fiasco - Stanisław Lem This is how you lose the time war - Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone Feersum Endjinn - Iain Banks The Dark Side of the Sun - Terry Pratchett (yes, that one) Blindsight - Peter Watts…
《哥德尔、艾舍尔、巴赫》（Gödel, Escher, Bach）- Douglas Hofstadter 《惨败》（Fiasco）- Stanislaw Lem
Godel, Escher, Bach - Douglas Hofstadter Fiasco - Stanislaw Lem
斯坦尼斯瓦夫·莱姆：《惨败》；斯坦尼斯瓦夫·莱姆：《主人的声音》；斯特鲁加茨基兄弟：《路边野餐》；奥拉夫·斯塔普ledon：《造星主》
Stanislaw Lem: Fiasco Stanislaw Lem: His Master's Voice Strugarsky Brothers: Roadside Picnic Olaf Stapledon: Star Maker
那应该是 Stanislaw Lem 最压抑但名字起得恰如其分的杰作，《Fiasco》（Fiasco）。https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiasco_(novel) http://garethrees.org/2012/05/31/fiasco/ 2. 无线电静电 该行星的无线电定位图显示数百个白噪声发射器，它们合并……
That would be Stanislaw Lem's most depressing but aptly named masterpiece, "Fiasco". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiasco_(novel) http://garethrees.org/2012/05/31/fiasco/ 2. Radio static A radiolocation map of the planet showed hundreds of transmitters of white noise, which merged…
我最近读得不多，但想提几个名字：- Stanislaw Lem（《Solaris》（Solaris）、《The Cyberiad》（The Cyberiad）、《His Master's Voice》（His Master's Voice）、《Fiasco》（Fiasco））- William Gibson - 所有值得读的 - Bruce Sterling
I don't read that much lately, but want to throw in a few names: - Stanislaw Lem (Solaris, The Cyberiad, His Masters Voice, Fiasco) - William Gibson - evrything worth reading) - Bruce Sterling
……我觉得这些作品对第一次接触、异类和殖民主义主题的处理更有创意：Gene Wolfe 的《第五个头颅》（The Fifth Head of Cerberus）以及 Stanislaw Lem 的《伊甸园》（Eden）、《索拉里斯星》（Solaris）、《无敌号》（The Invincible）和《惨败》（Fiasco）。Wolfe 很擅长根据内容需要调整文风，而且反复阅读时拆解书的运作方式是一种乐趣——这两点都是令人钦佩的乔伊斯式品质……
…alternatives which I feel deal more inventively with the themes of first contact, the alien, and colonialism: Gene Wolfe's The Fifth Head of Cerberus and Stanislaw Lem's Eden, Solaris, The Invincible, and Fiasco. Wolfe does a fine job of modulating his prose style according to the dictates of his content, and unpacking the workings of the book over repeated readings is a pleasure -- both admirably Joycean qualities…