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series2 books1884

Science fiction, set in otherworld.

“Ian Stewart's 2001 Flatterland follows a descendant of that narrator on a tour of stranger geometries, from curved and multidimensional space to relativity, as a knowing homage to Abbott's original.”
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Start with Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions →

TransitNovel

Edmund Cooperstandalone novel1964

About transported to another world and survival, set in secondary world.

“As a human being - an Earthman - Richard Avery was not particularly successful.”
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The Lost RegimentSeries

series9 books1990

Military science fiction, tense in tone, about war and survival.

“William R. Forstchen's Lost Regiment series begins with Rally Cry, in which a Civil War Union regiment is swept onto a distant world where humans transplanted from many eras and cultures are farmed as food by an alien race.”
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Start with Rally Cry →

RiverworldSeries

series37 books1965

About faith and religion, set in far future and other star systems.

“The Riverworld is an artificial, or heavily terraformed, planet where all humans who ever lived throughout history have been resurrected.”
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Start with River of Eternity →

Brave New WorldSeries

series8 books1932

Dystopia, about class conflict, set in far future.

“Some editions pair the novel with Huxley's own 1958 nonfiction essay collection, Brave New World Revisited, which reassesses the book's ideas rather than continuing its story.”
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Start with Brave New World →

Six Gates from LimboNovel

J. T. McIntoshstandalone novel1968

Mysterious in tone, about amnesia and survival.

“Awakening in a grassy clearing, a man with no tools or weapons, no name, no memory, begins to explore his world.”
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