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by taneq
3122 days ago
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He's got quite a following here. :) As for dystopic, I'd describe his works as... ananthropic. There are no people in his books, just collections of matter ambulating around according to their phenotype and the laws of physics. It's stark realism taken to its depressing conclusion. Fascinating stuff, though. Edit: Fixed some broken causality. |
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"Whenever I find my will to live becoming too strong, I read Peter Watts." — James Nicoll