Recommend some comfy scifi books please.

Flatland with notes by Ian Stewart. It's basically double the comfy because Ian's notes feels like a smart friend going over a comfy story with you. I like to pretend Ian is my friend anyway since I have none.

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>>8456336

>>8456328
The Illustrated Man is top notch comf.
Also The Martian Chronicles, it's like the same thing but on Mars.

They're both short story collections that feel like you're at your grampa's cozy house listening to him go on and on about "back in my day" in his dated purple prose and themes that lost relevance but still entertain.

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>>8456328

> license
> not licence

>>8457608
Fuck the queen's english

>>8457617
That's 'Queen' to you, son.

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The definitive of comfy for me.

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Startide Rising by David Brin.
>set in a beautiful water world
>comfy poems are how dolphins speak
>the best friendships