my prior recommendation stands for mystery

can't think of any non-obvious sci-fi (because i haven't read any non-obvious sci-fi lmao)

@UnrelatedString hmm, the Wikipedia summary says that whatever the narrator does ends up being meaningless which is…actually interesting

what the, why we talking about books in gaming chat lol

Huh okay

Gonna try playing blitz chess while completely sleep deprived this should be fun

@user Ok, cool. A couple books that I would recommend are The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie in the mystery category and A Fire Upon the Deep by Vernor Vinge in the sci-fi category.

Thanks

@DLosc I actually read The Murder of Roger Ackroyd after you recommended it to me a couple months ago. The intro kinda spoiled the book but it was still a really cleverly done book

@user Lol, I totally forgot about that. ^_^

Too bad about the intro. I feel the same way about some book summaries on Goodreads.

The problem is you can't tell if you're going to like the book or not unless you read summaries or reviews :(

Sometimes I read the first page or two on Amazon Browse Inside.

Or standing in the library. :D