Yes, I loved it! Did you read To Say Nothing of the Dog? It’s similar to Doomsday Book, with one character, James Dunworthy also appearing in this novel.
I’m currently reading Dune by Frank Herbert, but as it is the best selling sci-fi book ever, I’m pretty sure you’ve already read it. If you are into video games though, you can try out the Mass Effect series.
The Foundation series by Isaac Asimov Embassytown by China Mievelle Do Andriods Dream Of Electric Sheep by Philip K Dick Twenty thousand leagues under the sea by Jules Verne 1984 by George Orwell Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
Nice list – the last 3 are especially good ? just finished reading a few of vernes books this year too. Really want to read do androids dream…heard good things about it.
He is best known for Tarzan, but he wrote a lot of sci-fi, The Moon Maiden, the Barsoom Series, The Land that Time Forgot… lots and lots, btw Barsoom = Mars.
“Ursula K. LeGuin published twenty-two novels, eleven volumes of short stories, four collections of essays, twelve books for children, six volumes of poetry and four of translation, and has received many awards: Hugo, Nebula, National Book Award, PEN-Malamud, etc. Her recent publications include the novel Lavinia, an essay collection, Cheek by Jowl, and The Wild Girls. She lived in Portland, Oregon.”
https://www.facebook.com/maggieandjamie/ Stalked by an obsessed vampire, Maggie Micelli and Jamie Walker have given up on having a normal relationship. But their love affair is anything but normal. Jamie Walker is part of an elite army of wolves that hunts and kills vampires. Frank Russo is vampire royalty and to kill him would start a war with the vampires and wolves and expose them to the world. Maggie is learning that she also has powers to fight evil. What the future holds for them all nobody knows. But one thing is for sure, when you have an elite army of wolves, vampire royalty and witches involved, it makes for an interesting journey in the world of the supernatural! http://www.barnesandnoble.com/ / http://www.kobo.com/ / https://www.amazon.com/ / http://www.createspace.com/ My book is on e-book and paperback through CreateSpace. Order your copy of “Charleston” today!
Ender Series, Saga of the Seven Suns, Night’s Dawn, Red Rising Series, the Martian, the Expanse series, Safehold Series, Robot Trilogy by Asimov, Gateway, Binti, Red Mars Trilogy, Old Man’s War series, Redshirts, Lock In
The Time Traveler’s Resort and Museum by David Mclain
https://www.amazon.com/Am-Waltz-Matthew-D-Dho/dp/1947848135/ref=nodl_
I really, really love the Dresden Files series by Jim Butcher. Do you ever read sci/Fi romance??
Lost Fleet series
Lost Star series- Jack Campbell
Raylee Adamson series
– Shannon Mayet
Spi files series- Lisa Shearin
Just some.
Anne McCaffery
Blaze Ward, Elizabeth Moon, GS Jennsen.
Dark matter by Blake crouch is a must read
That was good! I liked his Pine series too.
I liked Beacon 23 by Hugh, The Sparrow by Russell, Sleeping Giants by Neuvel, and The Abyss by Orson Scott Card. I loved everyone of these.
And Saga is a great sci-fi graphic novel series. I’m not huge on graphic novels but this one was fantastic.
Dawn Chapman
The Stars My Destination – Alfred Bester
Double Star – Robert A Heinlein
From the Dust Returned – Ray Bradbury
The League novels by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Ender’s Game series by Orson Scott Card. Both the Ender Quartet and the Shadow Quartet.
And if you’re into time travel, Domesday Book and To Say Nothing of the Dog, both by Connie Willis.
Doomsday Book is marvelous!
Yes, I loved it! Did you read To Say Nothing of the Dog? It’s similar to Doomsday Book, with one character, James Dunworthy also appearing in this novel.
I second The League Series.
Ender’s Game
“All The Stars Are Suns” for “hard Sci-Fi”…
The Shiva XIV series by Lyra Shanti. I love it.
The Bible
War of the worlds
Old man’s war series by John scalzi
Time enough for Love, Callahan’s Crosstime Soloon, A Fall of Moondust, Stranger in a Strange Land, Theives World, Number of the Beast.
The Silo trilogy by Hugh Howey was amazing. That and Dune are the best sci-fi I have read myself ?
I’m currently reading Dune by Frank Herbert, but as it is the best selling sci-fi book ever, I’m pretty sure you’ve already read it. If you are into video games though, you can try out the Mass Effect series.
Dune to da moooon!
The Spice must flow… so much better than the movie.
Shai Huluud!
Seveneves.
The Fold.
http://www.steppingstonespub.com/je-griffiths
Troy Rising by John Ringo!
Okay, here goes:
The Foundation series by Isaac Asimov
Embassytown by China Mievelle
Do Andriods Dream Of Electric Sheep by Philip K Dick
Twenty thousand leagues under the sea by Jules Verne
1984 by George Orwell
Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
Nice list – the last 3 are especially good ? just finished reading a few of vernes books this year too. Really want to read do androids dream…heard good things about it.
@Sean It is a brilliant book. I have not read other works of Philip K Dick but they also come highly recommended.
@Anand it’s high up on my tbr list, I always buy second hand so trying to find some books on my tbr list takes awhile ?
@Sean Ah, live long and prosper!
Don’t forget Edgar Rice Burroughs, he wrote a lot of sci-fi, not just Tarzan.
Any particular recommendations? I have not heard about him.
He is best known for Tarzan, but he wrote a lot of sci-fi, The Moon Maiden, the Barsoom Series, The Land that Time Forgot… lots and lots, btw Barsoom = Mars.
Might try Ursula K. LeGuin
“Ursula K. LeGuin published twenty-two novels, eleven volumes of short stories, four collections of essays, twelve books for children, six volumes of poetry and four of translation, and has received many awards: Hugo, Nebula, National Book Award, PEN-Malamud, etc. Her recent publications include the novel Lavinia, an essay collection, Cheek by Jowl, and The Wild Girls. She lived in Portland, Oregon.”
J. G. Ballard too!
https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7010931.J_G_Ballard
The Prestige, by Christopher Priest
Blindness, by Jose Saramago
Timeline, by Michael Crichton
@Joni I have heard and read some books by Le Guin. I want to read Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton.
@Michelle chronicals of Elantra series.
https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/3.Best_Science_Fiction_Fantasy_Books
https://www.facebook.com/maggieandjamie/ Stalked by an obsessed vampire, Maggie Micelli and Jamie Walker have given up on having a normal relationship. But their love affair is anything but normal. Jamie Walker is part of an elite army of wolves that hunts and kills vampires. Frank Russo is vampire royalty and to kill him would start a war with the vampires and wolves and expose them to the world. Maggie is learning that she also has powers to fight evil. What the future holds for them all nobody knows. But one thing is for sure, when you have an elite army of wolves, vampire royalty and witches involved, it makes for an interesting journey in the world of the supernatural! http://www.barnesandnoble.com/ / http://www.kobo.com/ / https://www.amazon.com/ / http://www.createspace.com/ My book is on e-book and paperback through CreateSpace. Order your copy of “Charleston” today!
A nice list here… https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2018/01/24-new-science-fiction-and-fantasy-books-to-add-to-your-january-reading-list/
The 5th Wave series
Fahrenheit 451
The Andromeda Strain
Sphere
Actually many by Micheal Chricton
The Martian
Ready Player One
Armada
And if you’re looking for something I felt was amazing, The Passage series by Justin Cronin. I would call it post apocalyptic science fiction/horror.
Also as mentioned earlier the Wool series.
Ready Player One was great. Just picked up a copy of Armada too ?
What kinds of scifi do you like and what are some examples you have read?
The Greys.
You can’t go wrong with The Hitch Hikers Guide To The Galaxy
David Weber Honor Harrington series. You can also try Jean Johnson’s Their’s is not to reason why
The Langoliers by Stephen King
I would not have described that story as “Science Fiction” but as Suspense… and Horror.
Ender Series, Saga of the Seven Suns, Night’s Dawn, Red Rising Series, the Martian, the Expanse series, Safehold Series, Robot Trilogy by Asimov, Gateway, Binti, Red Mars Trilogy, Old Man’s War series, Redshirts, Lock In
You could stare the Knights of the Karrien Moon.series now available on Amazon.
Dune. The original trilogy part by Frank Herbert. If this doesn’t move you, you don’t like SF
The Void Captain’s Tale, by Norman Spinrad.
Red Rising series by Pierce Brown!!