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  • Cover of The Dreaming Jewels
    The Dreaming JewelsNovel

    Theodore Sturgeon · standalone novel · 1950

    Emotional in tone, about genetic engineering and identity.

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  • Cover of Footfall
    FootfallNovel

    Larry Niven & Jerry Pournelle · standalone novel · 1985

    Alien invasion and first contact, tense in tone, about aliens.

    “When aliens travel to Earth from Alpha Centauri, differences between alien and human psychology result in an unprovoked invasion, and the resulting resistance results in the aliens' use of a devastating weapon.”

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  • Cover of The Boat of a Million Years
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    Poul Anderson · standalone novel · 1989

    Reflective in tone, about immortality and identity.

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    WWW TrilogySeries

    series · 3 books · 2009

    About artificial intelligence, set in north america.

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  • Cover of The White Plague
    The White PlagueNovel

    Frank Herbert · standalone novel · 1982

    Dystopia, dark in tone, about plague and pandemic and genetic engineering.

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    Connie Willis · standalone novel · 2001

    Emotional in tone, about grief and loss.

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