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guypaul 's review for:
Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions
by Edwin A. Abbott
I could not read this to save my soul. It reminded me of "Utopia" or "Gulliver's Travels" folded into geometry equations. I have a general abhorrence for mathematics anyway, so I probably had no business trying to read this, but it was on the "classics" shelf at my local library. It took me a month to get through 70 pages, and I just had to quit. (This is a great sleep-aid, however.)
UPDATE 8/29/20
I finally tackled this again. I listened to it this time in audiobook format. I still didn't enjoy it, but I was at least able to grasp that it had something to do with the absurdity of a society based on circumstances of birth.
UPDATE 8/29/20
I finally tackled this again. I listened to it this time in audiobook format. I still didn't enjoy it, but I was at least able to grasp that it had something to do with the absurdity of a society based on circumstances of birth.