Off to try to finish the culture series. What's the best sci-fi you've read?
Not the best writing, but Feed by MT Anderson was a formative part of my younger years
Speculative fiction count? Of the old variety? Brave New World still gets me every time.
Probably 3 body problem trilogy but felt like I gritted through some parts
Quick - Murderbot Diaries Long - Dune Mindbending - Forever War & Stranger in a Strange Land Not quite sci-fi - Stories of the Change by SM Stirling (one day all electricity/gunpowder stops working and society collapses/rebuilds)
Dune, read 1-4 so far. After 5 and 6 I’ll probably start the three-body problem
The Expanse series, 3 Body Problem trilogy, Altered Carbon trilogy (novel way better than the Netflix series).
Remembrance of earth's past (popularly known as three body problem)
don't listen to anyone read "Blindsight" next it's short and mind-blowing you will not be disappointed
https://www.varunsrinivasan.com/bookshelf sci fi is at the bottom
Cixin Liu is great overall, 3-body problem is his most popular
"Dragon's Egg" by Robert L. Forward is on the top of my list.
Ted Chiang's Stories of Your Life and Others + Exhalation (both short story collections) Ken Liu's Dandelion Dynasty - not quite sci-fi and more epic fantasy, but has a lot of focus on tech throughout