Dystopia

>>9764041
I haven't read it all the way through but am about halfway through it right now. I like it, though generally I don't like love stories.

>>9764052
I think the love story in We was nice but i paid more attention to the surroundings and the way the protagonist thought. It was an interesting way of reading the thought process of someone who would be stuck in that kind of weird society and how people interacted with each other.

What do you think about those glass buildings? I love that idea very original imo.

>>9764069
I think the glass buildings are a nice touch. So many dystopian novels take place in concrete brutalist cityscapes so it's nice to see that one of the first dystopias was more creative. I also like that the protagonist is a mathematician, since it gives the book a more abstract, timeless feel.

>>9764041
It's pretty nice. That hack Rand ripped most of it off for Anthem.

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I wish the movie didn't overshadow the book as much as it does.

>>9764041

I got a boner at the end when they are zapping that hot girl

>>9765625
never read/seen these, do you recommend?

>>9765636
yes but you should probably read the book first

D503 is a cuck

>>9764041
You should check out Bogdanov's Red Star

>>9765735

>pumps and dumps O-90
>pumps and dumps I-330
>politically outmaneuvers her resulting in her being zapped for the sadosexual viewing pleasure of the citizens

Sounds pretty based

>>9765866
>cuck

yeah and i'm sure I-330 had a hairy crotch