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  1. stat.berkeley.edustat.berkeley.edu › ~aldous › SciFi

    The best nine SF novels you've never heard of

    Neither idea is completely new but Egan has thought harder than most about the implications and written it as a novel. Like Asimov, not much character development. A different take on the well-worn feudalist theme: treachery and chivalry with airplanes in a low-tech future Balkanized by whales (sic). Complex plot, large cast of characters; part of the Greatwinter Trilogy. Comparable to Martin's Ice and Fire series but more creative in concept and less formulaic in execution.

  2. thingscope.cs.columbia.eduthingscope.cs.columbia.edu › best-sci-fi-novels

    Unveil the Ultimate Sci-Fi Reading List: Best Novels That Will Transport You to the Galaxy - Columbia Insights

    Discover the top sci-fi novels that explore captivating universes, from classic works like 'Dune' by Frank Herbert to contemporary masterpieces. Immerse yourself in thrilling adventures with mind-bending technology and thought-provoking themes. Get lost in the pages of these award-winning bestsellers now!

  3. mit.edumit.edu › ~jfc › SF-rec.html

    John Carr's Science Fiction recommendations

    These are John Carr's science fiction recommendations.

  4. commonreader.wustl.educommonreader.wustl.edu › the-ten-most-notable-sci…

    The Ten Most Notable Science-Fiction Novels of the Past Ten Years - Common Reader

    Writer Damian Duffy and artist-illustrator John Jennings bring Octavia E. Butler’s brilliantly prescient 1993 dystopian novel to beautiful visual life. Butler’s tale of the United States of America fracturing into an uneasy alliance of competing states, contradictory ideologies, and disconcerted people (who begin embracing fascism after environmental, economic, and political ructions make unity impossible) might have read like a cautionary tale when first published, but now seems like an ahead-of-its-time, crystal-ball-gazing playbook of the past three decades.

  5. guides.library.illinois.eduguides.library.illinois.edu › c.php

    Speculative fiction - Environmental Novels - LibGuides at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

    Library Journal: As global warming, environmental distress and political turmoil signal the catastrophic collapse of society in the mid-21st century, octogenarian Moira Burke and the residents of her California commune become the witnesses to the beginning of a new order of human existence. The author of Branch Point (Ace, 1996) brings the seminal events of the 20th century to life through the eyes of her aging protagonist in a thought-provoking novel that should appeal to New Agers and other fans of ecologically correct science fiction.

  6. guides.library.harvard.eduguides.library.harvard.edu › books › fic

    Fiction / Science Fiction - Find Books in the Susan Wojcicki Library—and Beyond - Research Guides at Harvard Library

    The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2023 by R. F. Kuang; John Joseph Adams ... Binti by Nnedi Okorafor; N.k. Jemisin (Introduction by) ... The thrilling sequel to the Hugo and Nebula-winning Binti by Nnedi Okorafor, and a finalist for the 2018 Hugo and Nommo Awards.

  7. awstest-small-a-02.isc-seo.upenn.eduawstest-small-a-02.isc-seo.upenn.edu › excellent-sci-fi-books

    Best Sci Fi Books - VertexCore

    Some of the most notable modern sci-fi books include: * The Three-Body Problem by Liu Cixin: A award-winning novel that explores the first contact between humans and an alien civilization, and the complexities of communication and cooperation.

  8. lettersandsciencemag.ucdavis.edulettersandsciencemag.ucdavis.edu › science-technology › top-sci-fi-recommendatio…

    Top Sci-Fi Recommendations from Science and Technology Studies Faculty | lettersandsciencemag

    Red, green, and blue: the three novels together are a sweeping multi-generational epic about the terraforming of Mars whose sense of pacing and rhythm—from the structure of a murder mystery and a survival adventure, to the unfolding of plans ...

  9. repo.enc.edurepo.enc.edu › 2026 › 01

    Best New Science Fiction Books February 2026 with New Novels by Brandon Sanderson and Paul McAuley - Veritas News

    It features an immortal woman, ... dead for decades, who meets a time traveler in 1605 London and falls in love. The publisher likens it to the amazing Kaliane Bradley Ministry of Timeso naturally i am in. Francis Spufford’s new novel takes place in an alternate version of London during the Blitz ... Francis Spufford is an award winning literary author and his publisher presents it as fantasy but it has time travel so it sounds like science fiction to ...

  10. english.chass.ncsu.eduenglish.chass.ncsu.edu › the-five-best-science-fi…

    The Five Best Science Fiction and Fantasy Novels of 2017 | Department of English

    Barnes and Noble also included the book in its top 25 picks for science fiction and fantasy. ... Set in the 22nd century, this charming, sexy novel follows a man and a woman in two opposing cities on the moon. In the Society of Cousins, men give up the right to vote in exchange for an elevated and pampered status where they show off their skills as artists, athletes and lovers.

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