
but the original first three Culture books are awesome - Consider Phlebas, Use of Weapons and the Player of Games.
Genuinely special. Read immediately!
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Genuinely special. Read immediately!

I like the books about ships as they are a lot more morally ambiguous than the others. I guess sociologically, they seem to be a (accurate) extrapolation of our cultures, but I love the ships. Anything with a name like "fate amenable to change" and "ethics gradient" are friends of mine.
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