Unfair to Niven

[PhilHibbs]

in reply to The sort of fiction you're most likely to find me reading:

All the other authors get their most well-known work listed, but Niven gets Flatland! This means that any one that's read a few Niven books, but not much else on the list, will overlook that option and vote for something else. Ringworld would have been a better option.

Ignore me, I'm talking shite.

[hardburn]

???

Flatland was written in the 19th century by Edwin A. Abbott. It's a mathmatical textbook hidden inside a cute story.

I don't know where Niven comes into this.

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[Elian]

Larry Niven wrote a story called Flatland, part of his Known Space arc. I presume the OP hasn't ever heard of the more famous Flatland...

[PhilHibbs]

/me blushes.

That rings a bell, actually.