The End of Eternity

Asimov remains my favorite science fiction writer, and I’m obviously not alone in that assessment. The more and more I read about him (like the fact that he wrote over 400 books), the more and more I am stunned and want to dive in deeper. I still am yet to read Foundation, which is supposedly his best, but this will be hard to beat. The End of Eternity stitches together a wonderfully written novel around an equally impressive analysis of the arbitrary nature of time relative to one’s own narrow life, and the transferable and ubiquitous components of human that exist outside of our temporal constrains.