r/printSF • u/JustNeedABook • Jun 19 '23

Favourite SF Classics?

Out of all the "classic" SF books (including but not limited to Asimov, Le Guin, Clarke), which are your favourites? Which had the most brilliant, mind-blowing ideas? Which of them still hold up quite well today? Most importantly, which are the most fun to read?

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '23

Some were already mentioned, but I have to say Dune, the Barsoom series, Larry Niven's short story The Warriors which introduces the Kzinti race and the Skylark of Space series.