Drift walk

Drift: from Ender's Game

From Ender's Game (Orson Scott Card), 12 hops, each to the nearest structurally unvisited work — how local similarity accumulates into global drift.

  1. Orson Scott Card, 1985
    start
  2. David Brin, 1983
    step distance 0.1276
    agrees most onPacingPrice Type
  3. Robert A. Heinlein, 1966
    step distance 0.3047
    Conflict StyleTime Structure
  4. Joe Haldeman, 1997
    step distance 0.2276
    Time StructurePrice Type
  5. Stanislaw Lem, 1965
    step distance 0.4150
    PacingProtagonist Fate
  6. Arthur C. Clarke, 1973
    step distance 0.2441
    PacingThreat Scale
  7. Isaac Asimov, 1982
    step distance 0.3800
    Protagonist FatePacing
  8. Isaac Asimov, 1951
    step distance 0.2089
    Threat ScaleTime Structure
  9. Octavia E. Butler, 2005
    step distance 0.1919
    Conflict StylePacing
  10. Ted Chiang, 2002
    step distance 0.2980
    Time StructureConflict Style
  11. Kim Stanley Robinson, 1993
    step distance 0.2184
    Time StructureConflict Style
  12. Mary Robinette Kowal, 2018
    step distance 0.1592
    Conflict StyleTime Structure
  13. Joan D. Vinge, 1980
    step distance 0.2163
    Conflict StyleProtagonist Fate

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