05-17-2007, 01:36 AM
"Ender's Shadow," "Shadow of the Hegemon" and "Shadow Puppets," all by Orson Scott Card, are very good reads. Granted, it's best if you've read "Ender's Game" first before reading those 3, but nonetheless, they are very good in terms of psychology and morality concerning science and politics. Pay attention to something called "Anton's Key" in those 3.
Also, pretty much all of the "Net Force" books by Tom Clancy are good, along with "Rainbox Six." Though those are more just fun to read than anything.
Michael Crichton novels are always extremely good. Pick up his latest one, "Next," whenever you can. It's very different from his other stories, but he was trying to make a point more than tell a story.
"Crime and Punishment" by Dostoevsky is still a big favorite of mine as well.
Also, pretty much all of the "Net Force" books by Tom Clancy are good, along with "Rainbox Six." Though those are more just fun to read than anything.
Michael Crichton novels are always extremely good. Pick up his latest one, "Next," whenever you can. It's very different from his other stories, but he was trying to make a point more than tell a story.
"Crime and Punishment" by Dostoevsky is still a big favorite of mine as well.
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