Fans vote every year for the best of sci fi and fantasy, in both the Hugo Awards and the Nebula Awards, and the Best Novel spot in each is always one to watch. Our fantasy and sci fi editor Sylvia Bishop introduces the sci fi winners of the last decade: from titles that are now classics of ...
If your decade starts from 2010, then Hannu Rajaneimi's · The Quantum Thief is easily the most mind-bending, inventive story I've read. Edit: Only Shards Of Earth is a 2020s release.
1,200 books based on 9086 votes: Ready Player One by Ernest Cline, The Martian by Andy Weir, Old Man's War by John Scalzi, The Hunger Games by Suzanne Co...
A page-turning debut in the tradition of Michael Crichton, World War Z, and The Martian, Sleeping Giants is a thriller fueled by an earthshaking mystery—and a fight to control a gargantuan power.
sffbookreview.wordpress.comsffbookreview.wordpress.com › buchpreise-und-awards › nprBeing well aware that The Lord of the Rings will probably win every time, and not seeing much merit in having a poll just to prove that yet again, NPR changed things up a bit for their follow-up.
NPR asked and people answered, letting them know their favorite Science Fiction and Fantasy published within the last ten years and then, with a panel of judges, narrowed it down to the top 50 books and series. https://www.npr.org/2021/08/18/1027159166/best-books-science-fiction-fantasy-past-decade
It is difficult to write a compelling sci-fi story where the primary driving factor is the characters, but Becky Chambers is exceptionally talented. Of course, exciting events occur in the book, but the narrative is riveting because of how the characters deal with them. The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet is the quintessential space opera novel of the last decade...
Project Hail Mary, The Electric State, This Is How You Lose the Time War, and more make up our list of the best sci-fi books of the last 10 years.
It’s brutal, emotional, and incredibly powerful. Kuang’s writing is fearless, and that’s what makes this story stand out. ... The Martian is one of the most accessible sci-fi books on this list and one of the most enjoyable.
Probably the best decade for SF, with a vast expansion of its subject matter range. Lem’s pessimism about humans’ ability to understand literally anything might make him the most reactionary on this list, yet Solaris remains remarkable for its alienness (a quality the movies have not managed to reproduce.) I find about eight books by Lem’s frenemy Dick about equally good; Dr.