About the book
On the eve of an Ouster invasion, seven pilgrims set out for the Time Tombs on the remote planet Hyperion, structures that move backward in time and are guarded by a legendary creature called the Shrike. Dan Simmons sets the 1989 novel in a future where the Hegemony of Man links hundreds of planets through farcaster portals and is uneasily allied with the TechnoCore, an AI civilization. Each pilgrim carries a secret and agrees to share how they came to be selected for the pilgrimage. The framing narrative uses a structure similar to Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales. It opens the Hyperion Cantos, continues in The Fall of Hyperion, and won the Hugo Award for best novel.
AXDRAFT chief executive Yuriy Zaremba praised its complex stories for sparking new thoughts and ideas, and Primoz Cigler of ProteusThemes read it purely for pleasure.
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This book has 2 recommendations
Primoz Cigler (Co-Founder/ProteusThemes)
Here's the non-business one that I'm reading as well. It's a science fiction book by Dan Simmons - Hyperion. It's a pleasure reading, so no expected gains from this one :)
Yuriy Zaremba (Co-Founder & CEO/AXDRAFT)
Amazing, complex stories, which trigger a lot of thoughts and new ideas. I think what people miss sometimes is how many similar values and ideas these book series communicate.
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