The Martian

Anything from Michael Crichton

Three body problem and its sequel

Keep rewatching the new Dune films, sooo good.

I like the series US Book of Regulations. More fantasy than scifi though.

Starship troopers

Project Hail Mary.

Also The Martian, but that is an obvious one since the movie.

Not actually a Sci-Fi Book but "the Old Man and Mr. Smith" is nice

Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes

The Forever War by Joe Haldeman

Snow Crash

Easy. Blake’s Seven! Mainly a British TV series in the 1980s, but there have been a number of novels released since.

Hyperion by Dan Simmons

isaac asimov: robots, empire and foundation series.

Daemon and its sequel Freedom™ (all Bitcoiners should read), Kill Decision, Snow Crash, This Perfect Day

Shadows of the Empire

Solaris - Stanislaw Lem

Starship Troopers by Heinlein and the Moon is a Harsh Mistress also by Heinlein are my recent favs

"Daemon" & "Freedom" by Daniel Suarez. "Diamond Age" by Neal Stephenson

house of the scorpion is a children's book that goes too hard

Pandora’s Star by Peter Hamilton — one of the few sci-fi novels I’ve read in the past 10 years, and I loved it so o be much

Time out of joint. Philip K Dick. Fahrenheit 451. Ray Bradbury. Excession. Ian Banks. Anthem. Ayn Rand.

Ah, forgot one.... Harrison Bergeron. Kurt Vonnegut

Dark Matter and Recursion by Blake Crouch.

inherit the stars by james hogan. i love the 70s sci fi novels, they’re kinda made fun of, but i got a huge stack of them for a dollar each at my thrift bookstore, and they were so fun.

Contact by Carl Sagan. As always, the book is far better than the movie.

The Frontiers Saga by Ryk Brown. This story is just amazing. Every book you think that the story possibly cannot grow any more and still every few books the universe have grown by order of magnitude. And it’s 39 books down, all self published.

House of Suns by Alastair Reynolds

Theft of Fire

Here is the list of mentioned books (likely incomplete): 1. A Canticle for Leibowitz 2. A Deepness in the Sky by Vernor Vinge 3. Agency 4. All Jules Vern 5. Anathem by Neal Stephenson 6. Andymon. A Space Utopia by Angela and Karlheinz Steinmüller 7. Anthem by Ayn Rand 8. Animorphs 9. Artemis by An...

The ancillary trilogy was pretty amazing. Imagines what it's like to live as multiple selves distributed. ancillary justice ancillary sword ancillary mercy.

neuromancer!

I have a soft spot for some of Greg Egan’s work like Permutation City, Diaspora, and short story collections like Axiomatic and Luminous. Highly recommended for sci-fi that really makes you think and sticks with you.

I don’t read sci-fi Novels , I like to watch sci-fi movies instead .

Also Animorphs. Crazy sci-fi kids series 🤣

Seveneves by Neal Stephenson

Midwich Cuckoos

This is not a novel but thought some of the ideas in Mass Effect were interesting. The ideas sort of landed somewhere between The Expanse and Star Trek. Some of the actual storytelling was a bit shallow in a few places but similar ideas, if further developed, might be interesting.