Answer (1954) – Fredric Brown
A very very short read. I don't share Brown's pessimism about AI, but this story dates back to 1954 (!) and is a fun read.
On Cozy Sci-fi and Walking
To the Sun (1931) – Clark Ashton Smith
I'd call that cosmic poetry
Something Else
In 2027 (I think), I’ll publish my autobiography, in English (I’m French but surprisingly, when it comes to writing, I often feel more comfortable in English).
Off-topic: A Side Project
The strange and fascinating world of early 20th-century French Catholic writers.
What's next?
Probably looking further.
Everest (1953) – Asimov
A very short story on humility, among other things. — Perhaps you’ve read how Everest has now been climbed? But have you heard of Planetary Survey? Here’s the real truth about it. Everest has been climbed twice.
Assassin – Hannah Blume
But eventually, as things go from the lesser of two evils to the ordinary, she’ll end up finding it ordinary.
Anthem (1938) – Ayn Rand
> If you want a good laugh before diving into Anthem, read Murray Rothbard’s text on Rand, Mozart Was a Red first.
> NB: Anthem is a long read, and it's not quite the best story here. Still worth checking out imo.
On My Father
