Georgia Hardstark highlighted the title as a wildly inventive sci‑fi fantasy about spiders evolving in space, describing it as a joyous, weird experience that made her feel happy to exist. She compared its wonder to the feeling she got from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, and Karen Kilgariff echoed her admiration for its creative premise. The discussion emphasized how the book’s imaginative narrative sparked sympathy for spiders and left the hosts highly appreciative.
Episode: MFM The Top 3: #3 - Episode 105 - Proclensity
It was described as a joyous and weird sci-fi fantasy novel about post-human space and spiders, which brought a sense of happiness and wonder to the speaker.
It's called Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky. And it's sci-fi fantasy.
It's fucking weird as shit. It's like post-human space stuff with, there's spiders.
I've never in my life thought I would ever have sympathy to spiders, but I do.
It's like such a good book and it's making me really happy to exist.
The book is really fun to listen to.
Episode: 105 - Proclensity
It was a science fiction and fantasy book that brought joy due to its imaginative narrative and unique ideas, particularly about spiders.
It's called the chill. It's called children of time by Adrian Tchaikovsky and it's sci-fi fantasy.
The book is really fun to listen to it's fucking weird shit. It's like post-human space stuff with There's spiders. I've never in my life thought I would ever have sympathy to spiders, but I do it's like Such a good book and it's making me really happy to exist.
Episode: MFM The Top 3: #3 - Episode 105 - Proclensity
It was described as a joyful and weird sci-fi fantasy book about spiders in space, it brought much happiness to the speaker and was reminiscent of 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy'.
It's called Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky. And it's sci-fi fantasy. The book is really fun to listen to.
It's fucking weird as shit. It's like post-human space stuff with, there's spiders. I've never in my life thought I would ever have sympathy to spiders, but I do.
And a lot of like, there, like, uh, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, you know, like that, that's the last book that's done that for me, which has made me like so happy that Douglas Adams existed and I get to live here.
Episode: 105 - Proclensity
It was described as a joyous and beautiful sci-fi fantasy novel with a unique narrative and concept involving spiders, and it was compared to 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' in the way it made the speaker appreciate human creativity.
It's called the chill. It's called children of time by Adrian Tchaikovsky and it's sci-fi fantasy.
The book is really fun to listen to it's fucking weird shit. It's like post-human space stuff with There's spiders.
I've never in my life thought I would ever have sympathy to spiders, but I do.
It's like Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy, you know Like that that's the last book that's done that for me Which has made me like so happy that Douglas Adams existed.
It's like your big theories and thoughts and feelings Yeah, I'm like wow someone thought of that.
