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Not OP, but Greg Egan is mentioned somewhat often around here. Having read some of is books (Schild's Ladder, Permutation City, Diaspora) I can firmly recommend
by lazyweb 5y ago
Not OP, but Greg Egan is mentioned somewhat often around here. Having read some of is books (Schild's Ladder, Permutation City, Diaspora) I can firmly recommend them, and would assign them the "hard sci-fi" tag.
You can also never go wrong with Arthur C. Clarke. Another favourite of mine, "Tomorrow and Tomorrow" by Charles Sheffield.
- dnautics 5y agoGreg Egan's diaspora is fantastic. I can't stop thinking about that book.
- esarbe 5y agoGreg Egan is so good. The last few books didn't quite click with me, but Diaspora is a book I return every few years. If you are reading this, Greg: I want to have your book!
- goatlover 5y agoPermutation City is hard sci-fi? That has mind uploading and the dust theory of consciousness. Both of which are very speculative.