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Paul Prudence
@paul-prudence
I have a huge crush on these covers from the most recent Penguin Classics Science Fiction collection (2021). Those that I've read are really some of the finest of the genre, Lem's Cyberiad, Ana Kavan's Ice, the Stapledon, the Lovecraft and of course Abbot's Flatland. These covers make me want to fill the gaps.... I am not a huge Sci-fi fan but I like to dabble ;) Can anyone recommend any here?
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tim/vortac
@vortac
Really well-crafted series. Can’t give recs as I haven’t read any of these titles yet 🤷♂️ 200 $degen 🫴
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Sine
@sinusoidalsnail
Gahhhhhhhh those are so beautiful 😍 Cat’s Cradle of course
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AutoEclectus 🦜
@autoeclectus
Beautiful designs! Makes me now go and read some of them too!
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Vanessa Williams
@fridgebuzz.eth
Flatland, The Cyberiad, Cat’s Cradle and anything there by Samuel R. Delaney or Olaf Stapledon. I’ve only actually read Flatland out of that selection, but have read other works by the authors.
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agoston nagy
@stc
I've read "We" in Hungarian language. It is worth if you are into negative distopia
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Mark Webster
@markwebster
100 $degen Love these.
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Phil Cockfield
@pjc
Oh boy, employing a Le Corbusier modular man diagram is a beautiful connective tissue to utopian rationalism, and an architecture of control. I need to read “We”…apparently 1984 (Orwell) and BraveNewWorld (Huxley) were influenced by this. I love these covers Paul
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Namruf Retep
@namrufretep
I recommend Zamyatins „We“. This is great Antiutopia from 1920th before „1984“ & „Brave New World“. And covers are great!
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Anna Morris
@klusya
They have that amazing 80s vibe so fitting with the sci-fi theme, love that they went with it!
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