Total 37 books
2034: A Novel of the Next World War by Elliot Ackerman and Admiral James Stavridis—The Third World War breaks out in 2034, but not how you think
Brain Wave by Poul Anderson—How would you behave if your IQ suddenly doubles?
Above the Ether by Eric Barnes—Welcome to the apocalypse
Darwin’s Radio (Darwin #1 of 2) by Greg Bear—A brilliant novel about accelerated evolution
Darwin’s Children (Darwin #2 of 2) by Greg Bear—A novel view of the posthuman future
Blood Music by Greg Bear—A biological technothriller about genetic engineering
Timescape by Gregory Benford—An ingenious twist on time travel
Galactic Exploration (First Contact #4) by Peter Cawdron—Galactic exploration yields conflicting views of extraterrestrial life
Starship Mine (First Contact #9) by Peter Cawdron—A novel twist on First Contact with alien intelligence
Welcome to the Occupied States of America (First Contact #10) by Peter Cawdron—These alien invaders aren’t what you might expect
Wherever Seeds May Fall (First Contact #15) by Peter Cawdron—One surprise after another in this brilliant First Contact novel
Déjà Vu (First Contact #16) by Peter Cawdron—A weird science fiction novel that will keep you guessing
Jury Duty (First Contact #17) by Peter Cawdron—First Contact Down Under. Way down under.
Cold Eyes (First Contact #18) by Peter Cawdron—First Contact with the people of a Super-Earth
The Galaxy, and the Ground Within (Wayfarers #4 of 4) by Becky Chambers—The last of the Wayfarers series from Becky Chambers
A Psalm for the Well-Built (Monk & Robot #1) by Becky Chambers—The intriguing start to a new Becky Chambers series
Fatherland by Robert Harris—A gripping alternate history novel about the world after a Nazi victory
Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro—A Nobel Prize-winner’s perplexing science fiction novel
The Left Hand of Darkness (Hainish Cycle #4) by Ursula K. Le Guin—Ursula Le Guin’s classic gender-bending novel
Amphitrite (Black Planet #1) Brandon Q. Morris—Journey to a newly discovered planet far out from the sun
Amphitrite 2 (Black Planet #2 of 3) by Brandon Q. Morris—The mystery of Planet Nine goes unsolved in this novel
A History of What Comes Next (Take Them to the Stars #1) by Sylvain Neuvel—An alternate history of the space race
The First Omega by Megan E. O’Keefe—In this dystopian novella, the heartland has been hollowed out
The Legacy Human (Singularity #1 of 4) by Susan Kaye Quinn—After the singularity, immortality for billions
The Duality Bridge (Singularity #2 of 4) by Susan Kaye Quinn—A sci-fi series goes awry with a muddled religious message
The Others by Jeremy Robinson—UFOs deserve a far better explanation than this one
Scattered Seeds (Changed World #2) by Alice Sabo—Eking out existence in a fast-changing world
Contact by Carl Sagan—A brilliant novel about the search for intelligent life in the universe
Phase Six by Jim Shepherd—This future pandemic is worse than COVID-19
Exigency by Michael Siemsen—Scientists explore a planet with two sentient species
Trident’s Forge (Children of a Dead Earth #2 of 3) by Patrick S. Tomlinson—A suspenseful mash-up of science fiction and mystery
Children of the Divide (Children of the Dead Earth #3) by Patrick S. Tomlinson—This sci-fi novel isn’t credible, but it’s a lot of fun
Mammoth by John Varley—A novel about time travel featuring wooly mammoths and an eccentric billionaire
Galápagos by Kurt Vonnegut—Kurt Vonnegut writes about the end of the world, but it’s not science fiction
The Genius Plague by David Walton—The greatest threat to humanity is . . . a mushroom?
Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir—The new Andy Weir novel celebrates engineering—again
Exit Strategy (Murderbot Diaries #4) by Martha Wells—The award-winning Murderbot series approaches a climax
