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Old 01-06-2016, 01:25 PM   #485
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Changing gears and looking forward to May/June's book club, does anyone have a good pair of books to look into for the Science Fiction and Science Non-Fiction months? I am hoping we can choose a science fiction book and then a book that delves into a real aspect of the hook for that science fiction book.

For example, if we choose The Martian by Andy Weir for May (great book but lots of people have already finished it) we could then choose Packing for Mars: The Curious Science of Life in the Void by Mary Roach for June and be able to tie the two together.
Does it have to be newer stuff? I mean, The Martian is a great one, but so is Kim Stanley Robinson's Red Mars... or how about one of Neil Stephenson's books? The Diamond Age has several possible tie ins-- 3D printing on-demand, AI, nanotechnology...
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