Recently I’ve had a chance to significantly increase the amount of science fiction books in my list.

They’re just very clever books, some of which happen to take place in an SF premise). Simak’s “ Ring Around the Sun” and Robert Heinlein’s “ The Cat Who Walks Through Walls” (there are also the works of Douglas Adams and Kurt Vonnegut Jr., both of whom I love, but I don’t consider those science fiction. Le Guin’s “ The Left Hand of Darkness”, Clifford D. The only science fiction books remaining in my life were some of my favorites, that I’ve re-read every once in a while - Ursula K.

As the years have gone by, I found myself drifting away, not only from science fiction, but from fiction altogether, choosing to dedicate my reading time either to biographies that could provide me with real lessons from real people, or with non-fiction books I could learn something more concrete from. Starting in junior high, when I’ve discovered the school library had a complete archive of the only science fiction magazine at the time in Israel, Fantasia 2000, then devouring the limited selection of translated science fiction books in that library, and then in the public library, then moving on to heavier tomes such as Asimov’s Foundation series. I used to love reading science fiction stories.

List of 2008 tor books books