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@sciencefiction I love Jeff Vandermeer, China Mieville, Neal Stephenson, Delaney and Wolfe. Would love some recs from the last 10 years or so (I've only read ex (mastodon.social)
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@sciencefiction I love Jeff Vandermeer, China Mieville, Neal Stephenson, Delaney and Wolfe. Would love some recs from the last 10 years or so (I've only read expanse + cixin liu recently).

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[–] kat_angstrom@lemmy.world 6 points 2 years ago (1 children)

I loved Adrian Tchaikovsky's "Final Architecture" trilogy, starting with "Shards of Earth". I've really enjoyed Tchaikovsky the last couple years, "Children of Time" is magnificent, "Cage of Souls" was cool weirdness; but "Shards of Earth" was like a Firefly/Expanse-inspired story set in a Culture style universe, definitely my favorite of his books that I've read so far. Even acting as book one in a trilogy, it's ending was satisfying enough that I'd still have loved it without reading books 2 or 3.

[–] karza@mastodon.social 2 points 2 years ago (1 children)

@kat_angstrom will pick this up, thanks! Was planning to do Hyperion as well on the side!

[–] kat_angstrom@lemmy.world 2 points 2 years ago

Hyperion is glorious. SUCH a good book, and the next in the series is fantastic as well. Three and four a little less so