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Today, at my 22 years, I think I could only choose one of two books that match him in suffering, love and companionship. Recommend me your favorite fantasy books :) My favorite fantasy books (apart from the name of the wind) are "Harry Potter" (forever and ever) and "Percy Jackson and the Gods of Olympus".

They would undoubtedly be the Top 1 and 2 of my favorite fantasy book ranking. From my favorites, so remember ... I could say the Grisha trilogy, Glass Throne the books of Marianne Curley (The circle of fire and the saga of The Guardians of Time). Of the rest I agree in all, they are very different books that are worthwhile, the fantasy they have is a pass and goes through the paper, especially in The Name of the Wind and A Dark Tale.

According to Wikipedia, science fiction is: «a speculative genre that recounts possible events developed in a purely imaginary space-time framework, whose credibility is narratively based on the fields of physical, natural and social sciences. We propose in this new installment of digital best sci fi audiobooks treasures, discover stories of trips to other planets and anticipation works created by: Precursors of science fiction: from Luciano de Samosata to Edgar Rice Burrroughs. For the space excursion episode, True History is considered the first science fiction story in Western literature.

Carl Sagan and Isaac Asimov agree that Somnium (1623) by Johannes Kepler is the first science fiction story as such. It is difficult to establish a limit when classifying utopian and counter-utopian works and deciding whether science fiction can be included. In the form of a work of fiction, More recommends the realization of a society of these characteristics and aims to provide answers to the injustices of the real world.

In The Blazing World, both romance and adventure novel with autobiographical dyes, Cavendish imagines a utopian and satirical kingdom, located in another world that is accessed from the North Pole, and populated by talking animals, fishmen and birdmen. These works differ from the stories of J.-H. Rosny aîné, for example (see below), set new sci fi audiobooks in the distant future, and in which anticipation and fantasy take center stage. In this novel, the first anticipation novel that highlights the philosophy of the Enlightenment, the author expresses his ideas on education, morals and politics by staging a Frenchman who wakes up after a long dream of more than 600 years, in the year 2440.

The Brick Moon, which had a continuation called Life on the Brick Moon, is the first fiction describing a space station and the first appearance of an artificial satellite. All are the protagonists of Jules Verne's most famous novels, Vingt mille lieues sous les mers (Twenty thousand leagues of underwater travel, audiobook in French, audiobook in Spanish), first published in 1869-1870 for deliveries in the Le Magasin d'éducation et de récréation magazine. Twenty thousand leagues of underwater travel is probably one of the novels in which Verne shows more imagination in advance and in which he will be more successful about the future.

As in From the Earth to the Moon, Verne relies on his scientific knowledge to build a very realistic environment: oceanography, underwater biology, ichthyology but also diving, scuba diving seems to have no secrets for him. But on the other hand, Verne anticipates in several aspects about the future. In addition, he always imagines with great success the social developments derived from his inventions: the promotion of women (who imagine voters, smoking, doctors, notary lawyers), mass tourism, pollution ... For example, he invents the "telescope", a screen flat mural that disseminates the latest information, at any time of the night, the latest theatrical performances classes and conferences ... Another work of his, L'Horloge des siècles (The Clock of the centuries), is a precursor to the modern novels back to the past, like those of Philip K. Dick. The Anacronópete, zarzuela-shaped novel by the writer, playwright and zarzuelas author, Enrique Gaspar y Rimbau (1842-1902), was published in 1887 in Barcelona and is the first novel in which a machine designed to travel in the time, ahead of HG Wells, who wrote his The Time Machine in 1895.

However he wrote several works of science fiction. One of them, bibliophile, predicts what the future of books will be. Considering the recent appearance of the phonograph, imagine that there will be portable and pocket-sized devices that will allow listening to recorded books, by the authors themselves by actors.

The Belgian brothers Joseph Henri Honoré Boex (1856-1940) and Séraphin Justin François Boex (1859-1948), better known under the pseudonym of J.-H. Rosny, wrote several works together, among others, Les Xipéhuz (1887), a novel set in prehistory and recounting the encounter between humans and aliens. Indeed, in writing this article, 1984 audiobook by george orwells I was surprised by this aspect: with the excuse of these fantasy works, the authors denounced society and demonstrated their ecological concern ... It is impressive to see to what extent Jules Verne for example was concerned about the degradation of the environment , the abusive consumption of natural resources, pollution, etc ...