Does /lit/ know of any light-hearted science-fiction books, preferably with robots in them?
Thank you.
>>7470306
The Cyberiad, by Lem
Lighthearted, and with robots, yet with Lem's depth.
>>7470306
Ibn al-Nafis' Hayy b. Yaqdhan
>>7470306
>>7470306
Flashbird
>>7470306
Asimov's Robot Series starting with I, Robot
>>7470312
Came in to post the cyberiad. I am a total meathead and that shit was delightful and clever
kekhikers guide
Tik-Tok, by John Sladek.
little robot makes good
>>7470384
> no robots
> twenty page long diatribes about why it's okay to sleep with your friends' underage children
>>7472559
Is there incest too? Ain't no prime Heinlein without incest.
>>7470306
Vonnegut in general.
>>7470306
'"Year zero" and
"Hitchiker's guide to the galaxy"
Sewer, Gas, and Electric by Matt Ruff is the book you're looking for.
yes it has robots.
>>7470306
"futuristic violence and fancy suits" by david wong
>>7472559
"diatribe" is more aggressive a word than you're looking for.
The OG light-hearted robot book boi
If you haven't read it yet, highly recommend, there are a whole bunch of great books set it the same universe
First story is literally about a little girl and her robot best friend
>>7472661
no, it's not. that's why i used it.
Thank you all. I hope it'll offer a much needed break from the heaps of evil robot war novels.
