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    Greg Bear · standalone novel · 1979

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    Space opera, about political intrigue.

    “Civilization is what the Radch calls itself, and civilization is a courtesy extended at gunpoint.”

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    Jean le FlambeurSeries

    series · 3 books · 2010

    Space opera, about virtual reality.

    “Jean le Flambeur is a master thief broken out of a virtual prison to pull off one more impossible heist, in a solar system reshaped by uploaded minds, post-human factions, and economies built on memory and privacy themselves.”

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    Greg Egan · standalone novel · 1997

    About mind uploading and space exploration.

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