Books by Walter M. Miller Jr.

It’s always the religious authors that make me feel especially conflicted. Orson Scott Card, Josef Pieper, and now Walter Miller Jr.

It’s just … their spirituality gets me, and then, when they turn out to be horrible in some or many aspects, I start wondering if that’s inherent to their spirituality. I tend to be into their æsthetics way more than into their (usually corrupt) morals.

A Canticle for Leibowitz

by Walter M. Miller Jr. · published 1959 · read 2022-03-28

★★★★★

Damn, rating this book is hard! The first part had me thinking that it was just standard (though not standart then, of course!) far-future post-fallout sci-fi where humanity lives in its own ruins. And then the second part was alright, e