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  • Cover of The Martian
    The MartianSeries

    series · 2 books · 2012

    Hopeful in tone, about survival and space exploration, set in mars.

    “Using scientific improvisation and dark humor, Watney works to keep himself alive long enough for a rescue to reach him.”

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    Start with The Martian →

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  • Cover of The Door Into Summer
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    Robert A. Heinlein · standalone novel · 1957

    Adventurous in tone, about revenge and robots.

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  • Cover of The Jackpot Trilogy
    The Jackpot TrilogySeries

    series · 2 books · 2014

    About surveillance.

    “Gibson's 2020 book Agency is set in the same world.”

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    Start with The Peripheral →

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  • Cover of Flashforward
    FlashforwardNovel

    Robert J. Sawyer · standalone novel · 1999

    About identity, set in europe.

    “At CERN, the Large Hadron Collider accelerator is performing a run to search for the Higgs boson.”

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  • Cover of Friday
    FridayNovel

    Robert A. Heinlein · standalone novel · 1982

    Adventurous in tone, about genetic engineering and identity.

    “Artificial humans are widely resented, and much of the story deals with Friday's struggle both against prejudice and to conceal her enhanced attributes from other humans.”

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  • Cover of Time Is the Simplest Thing
    Time Is the Simplest ThingNovel

    Clifford D. Simak · standalone novel · 1961

    About psychic powers.

    “The underlying theme is intolerance of ordinary people towards those with unusual abilities.”

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