Heading to CES with Ender’s Game

I have read several Orson Scott Card books over the last year and for the most part I have enjoyed them all.  I wouldn’t classify the first books I read by him as my favorite scifi or fantasy books ever, but they were unique and interesting. 

So now, I’m going to start reading the series that has made Card the most famous.  I’m kicking it off by listening to Ender’s Game: 20th anniversary edition.  For me, I sometimes like to read scifi like some people drink wine.  I like to let it age a bit before I partake.  A good scifi book will be just as good twenty years after it was written (or more for that matter).  So I’m starting with Ender’s Game which is twenty years old.

Now, it might have an unfair advantage as I believe it has been updated a couple of times over the last two decades, but I’m not particular about that really.  This is just a general rule of thumb.

Ender’s Game – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia