Loreful
HomeDiscover
Search series, authors…⌘K
Loreful

Reading orders for SF/F series and shared universes — with your place kept in every one.

Explore

UniversesSeriesWorksAuthorsAtlas

Help

FAQAboutSite map

Account & legal

Sign inCreate accountPrivacyTerms

Data

Built on ISFDB, Wikipedia, Wikidata and Open Library. Curated reading orders carry their reasoning on the page; the rest follow publication order. Data sources & licenses

© Loreful · data: ISFDB · CC BY

More like 9Tail Fox

anchored on:science fictionour worldnear futurecyberpunkbig citydark

but
Narrow·
  • Cover of Blade Runner Universe
    Blade Runner UniverseSeries

    series · 6 books · 1968

    About robots and identity.

    “Together the two trace the story's path from prose original to screen and comic-page adaptation.”

    from the catalogue
    Start with Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? →

    similar bynear futuredarkscience fictioncyberpunkbig city+2 more

  • Cover of Sprawl Trilogy
    Sprawl TrilogySeries

    series · 10 books · 1981

    About artificial intelligence and virtual reality.

    “Johnny Mnemonic, an early short story set in the same fictional milieu, predates the novels and introduces the courier Molly Millions before her role in the trilogy.”

    from the catalogue
    Start with Neuromancer →

    similar bynear futuredarkscience fictiontensecyberpunkbig city

  • Cover of Make Room! Make Room!
    Make Room! Make Room!Novel

    Harry Harrison · standalone novel · 1966

    Dystopia, about survival and class conflict.

    similar bydarknear futurescience fictionour worldtensebig city

  • Cover of The Shockwave Rider
    The Shockwave RiderNovel

    John Brunner · standalone novel · 1975

    Dystopia, about surveillance and totalitarianism, set in north america.

    similar bydarknear futurescience fictiontensecyberpunkbig city

  • Cover of Resurrection, Inc.
    Resurrection, Inc.Novel

    Kevin J. Anderson · standalone novel · 1988

    Dystopia, about robots and class conflict.

    “Resurrection, Inc. found a profitable way to do it: a microprocessor brain, a synthetic heart, artificial blood--and anyone with money could buy a Servant with no mind of its own, trained to obey any command.”

    from the catalogue

    similar bydarknear futurescience fictionour worldtensecyberpunkbig city

  • Cover of The Windup Universe
    The Windup UniverseSeries

    series · 3 books · 2005

    Dystopia, about genetic engineering and ecological collapse, set in southeast asia.

    Start with The Calorie Man →

    similar bydarknear futurescience fictionour world+2 more