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[return to "The Truth, by Stanisław Lem (1964)"]
1. anarba+Z[view] [source] 2021-09-20 16:47:05
>>anarba+(OP)
Fair warning, this story is about 9,000 words. But it's so rich and weird and dazzling. It's among my favorite Lem stories — although i admit i hadn't read anything of his until we (MIT Press, where i work) started reissuing his books last year, so i'm by no means an expert on him. Anyway, there was a lot of interest in an excerpt from Lem's memoir I submitted here a few months ago (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25533405), so thought i'd share this as well.
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2. versio+h91[view] [source] 2021-09-20 23:08:23
>>anarba+Z
I really like the cover art on these books, by Przemek Dębowski. They have a very suitable and appealing retro-future look, I'd encourage people to them out. I actually ordered one from Dębowski as a poster recently.
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3. DonHop+Tb1[view] [source] 2021-09-20 23:28:01
>>versio+h91
I used (and attributed) some of the wonderful cover art and illustrations by Lem and Mroz and others from his web site, to illustrate this article about "GPT-3 Riffs on Stanislaw Lem’s Cyberiad and SimCity, and Admits it’s an Evil Machine":

https://donhopkins.medium.com/gpt-3-riffs-on-stanislaw-lems-...

Here are some of Lem's drawings:

https://english.lem.pl/gallery/lems-drawings

And Daniel Mróz's covers and illustrations:

https://english.lem.pl/gallery/mroz-drawings

And some fantastic cover art:

https://english.lem.pl/gallery/covers

And Lem's photo album:

https://english.lem.pl/gallery/photo-album

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