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Really interesting that my favorite sci-fi book, Pandora's Star is in the middle of a void in the center of a large sci-fi cluster. It explains why I couldn't
by motoboi 3y ago
Really interesting that my favorite sci-fi book, Pandora's Star is in the middle of a void in the center of a large sci-fi cluster.
It explains why I couldn't find anything like it.
Also very explanatory the fact the Tolkien's The Two Towers is right by its side, because I also love that book.
And now I'm already downloading the other "outliers" close to Pandora's Star.
- webmaven 3y agoPandora's Star has a direct sequel: Judas Unchained, and Peter F. Hamilton has other books in that (The Commonwealth) millieu. Additional authors you might enjoy are Neal Asher, Iain M. Banks, Alistair Reynolds, and Jack McDevitt.
- motoboi 3y agoYeah, I've read the commonwealth. But nothing like the first book, although the two are actually a single book sold separately, at least for me. I just read a neighbor of Pandora's Star in the graph (Coyote) and enjoyed it. Note quite like pandora, but fine.
- webmaven 3y agoAllen Steele's work isn't really all that similar, though I suppose Coyote and its sequels come closest. The authors I mentioned are much better bets.