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Flatland
Edwin A. Abbott
James Mustich
A novel of mathematical whimsy, Flatland is set in the peculiar world that provides the book’s name and is home to its putative author, A. Square, a two-dimensional being in a world inhabited by lines, triangles, circles, and polygons. Ingeniously composed as a kind of dystopian memoir, Flatland is ...show more
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Douglas Adams
Unbearably horrifically quotably funny. You can’t not read this and know anything useful about eternity, especially the part that doesn’t happen yet. Like reading A Brief History of Time, backwards, in a mirror.