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by CurtMonash
851 days ago
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Suspension of mathematical disbelief is hard to sustain seriously or at length. Accordingly, the best mathematical SF/fantasy I can think of is in short stories or novellas which are meant to be humorous. In particular, those criteria characterize: -- Most of the stories in Fantasia Mathematica and its quasi-sequel anthology Mathematical Magpie.
-- Flatland, which is novella length.
-- The Dragons of Probability, or anything else in Lem's Cyberiad. |
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