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A Canticle for Leibowitz
by Walter M. Miller, Jr.
Not terribly optimistic in its outlook towards humanity’s ability to learn from our mistakes, but an excellent and far-reaching post-apocalyptic tale.
And even though the overall thrust of the tale isn’t terribly optimistic, there’s still enough individual striving for something better, even if long-delayed, and frequent humor throughout, that it manages to avoid being as dreary and depressing as many other post-apocalyptic works are. Definitely well deserving of its recognition.
And even though the overall thrust of the tale isn’t terribly optimistic, there’s still enough individual striving for something better, even if long-delayed, and frequent humor throughout, that it manages to avoid being as dreary and depressing as many other post-apocalyptic works are. Definitely well deserving of its recognition.