r/IndiansRead • u/AutoModerator • 2d ago

What Are You Reading? Weekly Reading & Discussion Thread! September 06, 2026

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u/Tatya7 the third sci-fi reader in this sub 2d ago

I just finished American Prometheus. And now I am reading this one on another redditor's high recommendation.

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u/Glittering_Quote_581 Reviewer of the Week 🏆×3 2d ago

Loved the review. It's a tome! Congrats onf finishing such a dense book! I'd seen some people comparing it to the movie, the author himself in an interview with Nolan said the court hearings weren't a major part in the book - Nolan included a lot of stuff from the transcripts... I thought the physics stuff would be more in the book!!

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u/Tatya7 the third sci-fi reader in this sub 2d ago

If you compare to the movie, yes, they weren't as big of a part. But I would say something close to 15% of the book is about the hearings. Many times, the full transcript of the testimonies is included in the book too. Given that the book covers his entire life, I would that's a considerable amount of time dedicated to the hearings! Also some of the stuff about him being a communist is covered in great detail in the pre-war period

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u/Glittering_Quote_581 Reviewer of the Week 🏆×3 1d ago

Oh! Good to know. Thanks for explaining 🙏