John Carmack

"Yes, I enjoyed the book!" - John Carmack

"Neuromancer by Gibson and Fire Upon The Deep by Vinge should be on the list, and the sequels if you enjoy them." - John Carmack

"For some reason, I had avoided Ian Banks’ books, but I finally started reading Player of Games, and I’m finding it remarkably good." - John Carmack

"A Fire Upon the Deep and A Deepneas in the Sky are two of my favorite books of all time, and I recommend them to everyone." - John Carmack

"Have you read Fire upon the Deep and Deepness in the Sky? I think those were peak Vinge." - John Carmack

"Andy Weir’s Project Hail Mary was great — I want more in the “science the shit out of this” genre!" - John Carmack

"Reading A Canticle for Leibowitz. The prospect of nuclear war was so much more evocative for authors of that era than climate change today." - John Carmack

"The first Expanse book was very good, but the second was even better. I’ve heard that the TV show is also great, but I don’t want to impact my reading of the books." - John Carmack

"The book is well researched, I learned some things from it, and they reference sources I am interested in following up on." - John Carmack

"Termination Shock was a rare Stephenson novel that I stalled out on early, and set aside for a while. Having just finished it, I now give it a solid recommendation." - John Carmack

"Just finished reading "14" by Peter Clines -- I loved it! Need to let it settle a bit, but I think it is one of my favorite fiction books." - John Carmack

"Just finished Theft of Fire by @Devon_Eriksen_, and it was a great read — hard SF by a retired engineer. If his About page resonates at all, you will probably enjoy it" - John Carmack

"The Moon is a Harsh Mistress for Heinlein, Lucifer’s Hammer by Niven & Pournelle" - John Carmack