Peculiar sci-fi about a man who's memories are eaten by a "conceptual shark" and he has to piece his life back together. Becomes too far out by the end, but is still enjoyable and has a solid cast.

A rather vague exploration of "evil", in which a couple bump into some stray Nazi wardogs and have their lives changed forever.

Should have been really interesting, but to explain ridiculously complex physics to a mass audience is impossible. Many of the theories discussed were hypothetical, so the book could all be nonsense.

Post apocalyptic tale written in a futuristic dialect, making it very frustrating to read. It also has a totally incomprehensible plot. Cannot understand this book's reputation at all.

Suprisingly modern in parts, very dated in others. The book isn't that well written and feels a bit padded out, but is among the most important ever, regardless.