Tower of Glass

Silverberg's depiction of artificial beings exploring faith felt so nuanced. I'm curious whether this was influenced by existing philosophical debates or purely his imagination.

The story slowed down for me around the midpoint, but it also gave room for deep reflection. I'm wondering if that was a deliberate choice to emphasize the themes.

Silverberg's personal beliefs and experiences seem to subtly shape the narrative. It makes me wonder how much of his own worldview is embedded in the story.