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    ThistledownSeries

    series · 5 books · 1978

    completed

    About space exploration.

    Start with The Wind from a Burning Woman →

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    EmbassytownNovel

    China Miéville · standalone novel · 2011

    Mysterious in tone, about space colonization and identity.

    “In the far future, humans have colonized a distant planet, home to the enigmatic Ariekei, sentient beings famed for a language unique in the universe, one that only a few altered human ambassadors can speak.”

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    Blindsight / FirefallSeries

    series · 3 books · 2006

    Tense and dark in tone, about artificial intelligence.

    Start with Blindsight →

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    IncandescenceNovel

    Greg Egan · standalone novel · 2008

    Mysterious in tone, about space exploration.

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    A Meeting with MedusaSeries

    series · 2 books · 1971

    Reflective in tone, about space exploration and immortality, set in outer planets & moons.

    “Arthur C. Clarke's A Meeting with Medusa follows an astronaut, badly injured in an earlier disaster, on a solo balloon expedition into Jupiter's atmosphere, where he encounters vast floating lifeforms unlike anything previously catalogued.”

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    Start with A Meeting with Medusa →

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    The Crucible of TimeNovel

    John Brunner · standalone novel · 1983

    Science fiction, challenging in tone, about aliens, set in far future and other star systems.

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