Thread: Recent (hard) Sci-Fi Short Story Collections
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Old 08-13-2014, 09:31 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by mgbino View Post
Any of the short story collections by Greg Egan will do. I think he's pretty much the modern master of hard (insanely, brain crushingly hard) sci-fi.

... the guy writes Java applets to help readers with the science in his books.
+1. If you want your SF hard enough to scratch diamond, Egan is the go-to guy.
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