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[b][u]1984 by George Orwell[/u][/b]
Liking this book is a thought-crime so forget I said anything.
[u][b]Out of the Silent Planet by C. S. Lewis[/b][/u]
Lewis might not be your cup of tea judging by your current selection, but this is one of his more secular novels. It's a retro sci-fi tale that is surprisingly philosophical. Lewis does a great job exploring the nature of man.
[b][u]World War Z by Max Brooks[/u][/b]
Not "deep," but a fun read and probably the most plausible interpretation of a worldwide zombie apocalypse I've ever seen. It also explores the idea of how humans handle crisis.
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CS Lewis's space trilogy is one of my all time favorites, I cant say enough good things about it! There is a book of his work that was unfinished at his time of death. If I remember right, he was working on a book called "The Dark Tower" and what he did finish is in a book with some other previously unpublished work of his. The Dark Tower is fantastic, but infuriating, since you get totally wrapped up in it, but never get a conclusion or ending.
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I may check out the first two.
