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I would recommend Seveneves by Neal Stephenson on this topic.

• crooked-v 8y ago
  That book has the major problem that it's three-quarters of a good book stapled to half of a mediocre one, and the mediocre one is the one that the author was apparently actually interested in.
  • ak217 8y ago
    That's fair to say, but I think it's true of most of Stephenson's books - and he still manages to cover so much interesting ground that they turn out to be good reads despite the long-winded plot holes.
• mirimir 8y ago
  Or maybe better, Anathem. Because there's more exposition.