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26 science fiction books to read after Fallen Dragon, by Hamilton, Peter F., the closest match first.

  1. Sexual Chemistry and Other Tales of the Biotech Revolution

    1. Sexual Chemistry and Other Tales of the Biotech Revolution

    by Brian M. Stableford

    • On the same lists

    A collection of short stories about the possibilities of biological technology and genetic engineering.

    A collection of short stories about the possibilities of biological technology and genetic engineering.

  2. The Seedling Stars

    2. The Seedling Stars

    by James Blish

    • On the same lists

    A collection of stories about humans that have been 'adapted' for life on extraterrestrial worlds.

    A collection of stories about humans that have been 'adapted' for life on extraterrestrial worlds.

  3. Caliban's War

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    3. Caliban's War

    by James S.a. Corey

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    For a new space opera series in the tradition of some of the older space opera works, give James Cory's The Expanse series a read. It features a heavy Synthetic Biology concept with an engineered alien life form presenting a huge threat to mankind.

    The second book in the NYT best-selling Expanse series, Caliban's War shows a solar system on the brink of war, and the only hope of peace rests on James Holden...

  4. Ribofunk

    4. Ribofunk

    by Paul-Di-Filippo

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    A collection. The Ribofunk world is one where biology is a cutting-edge science. Ribofuk is the fusion of ribosome (cellular biology) and funk (rock and roll).

    A collection. The Ribofunk world is one where biology is a cutting-edge science. Ribofuk is the fusion of ribosome (cellular biology) and funk (rock and roll).

  5. The Island of Doctor Moreau

    5. The Island of Doctor Moreau

    by Wells, H. G.

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    Biopunk has its roots in this novel where Dr. Moreau experiments on animals and has themes of pain, cruelty, human identity and moral responsibility

    Biopunk has its roots in this novel where Dr. Moreau experiments on animals and has themes of pain, cruelty, human identity and moral responsibility

  6. Movement of Mountains

    6. Movement of Mountains

    by Michael Blumlein

    • On the same lists

    A doctor ministers on another world to a genetically engineered slave race. 4. Octavia E. Butler Xenogenesis. A Biopunk story that involves an alien race who trade biology—share genetics with other aliens.

    A doctor ministers on another world to a genetically engineered slave race. 4. Octavia E. Butler Xenogenesis. A Biopunk story that involves an alien race who trade biology—share genetics with...

  7. Uglies

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    7. Uglies

    by Westerfeld, Scott

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    A young adult series. This is a world where everyone can become one of the pretties at age sixteen and send your life partying—turns out the pretty life isn't so pretty though.

    A young adult series. This is a world where everyone can become one of the pretties at age sixteen and send your life partying—turns out the pretty life isn't so...

  8. Growing Dread

    8. Growing Dread

    by Caroline Dombrowski

    • On the same lists

    Biopunk Visions. A collection of stories put together by Dobrowski that showcases eleven Biopunk authors as they ask the questions about the relationship between humanity, nature, and technology.

    Biopunk Visions. A collection of stories put together by Dobrowski that showcases eleven Biopunk authors as they ask the questions about the relationship between humanity, nature, and technology.

  9. Limit of Vision

    9. Limit of Vision

    by Linda Nagata

    • On the same lists

    A new life form is created and then it evolves.

    A new life form is created and then it evolves.

  10. Masters of Evolution (cover not available)

    10. Masters of Evolution

    by Damon Knight

    • On the same lists

    Animals and other uses of genetic engineering are used to replace machines.

    Animals and other uses of genetic engineering are used to replace machines.

  11. Anvil of the Heart (cover not available)

    11. Anvil of the Heart

    by Bruce T. Holmes

    • On the same lists

    The story of the last generation of unaltered humans.

    The story of the last generation of unaltered humans.

  12. Father to the Man

    12. Father to the Man

    by John Gribbin

    • On the same lists

    A scientist raises an artificial ape-like creature.

    A scientist raises an artificial ape-like creature.

  13. Tuf Voyaging

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    13. Tuf Voyaging

    by Martin, George R. R.

    • On the same lists

    Tuf is a space trader in possession of the last seed-ship, which is capable of creating life.

    Tuf is a space trader in possession of the last seed-ship, which is capable of creating life.

  14. The Warriors of Dawn (cover not available)

    14. The Warriors of Dawn

    by M.A. Foster

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    Humans have created the Ler, a brother race of humanoids. The story explores how this new race separates themselves from their makers and create their own society.

    Humans have created the Ler, a brother race of humanoids. The story explores how this new race separates themselves from their makers and create their own society.

  15. Garden of the Shaped

    15. Garden of the Shaped

    by Sheila Finch

    • On the same lists

    A look at biological engineering from the perspective of those who have been engineered.

    A look at biological engineering from the perspective of those who have been engineered.

  16. Pandora's Star

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    16. Pandora's Star

    by Hamilton, Peter F.

    • Same author

    Hummanity can live forever by uploading themselves into new bodies.

    The Commonwealth Saga is a vast, sprawling space opera that is spread over several novels and short stories. In a precursor to the main series, Misspent Youth, a rejuvenation procedure...

  17. Unwind

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    17. Unwind

    by Shusterman, Neal

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    In the world of this story life can be sustained indefinitely, but at what cost? This is the story of children who try to escape their fate to be unwound—have their organs transplanted into other bodies.

    Unwind, the first novel in the Unwind dystology is a truly disturbing YA blend of science fiction and horror. Set in a dystopian society after a series of civil wars...

  18. Perdido Street Station

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    18. Perdido Street Station

    by Miéville, China

    • On the same lists

    The cycle blends multiple genres, including Steampunk, Sci Fi, and Horror. Magic is commonplace and practiced by skilled professionals.

    The famous (or infamous, depending how you view the New Weird movement) novel is generally considered one of the founding pillars of the New Weird genre. This novel meets many...

  19. The Abyss Beyond Dreams

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    19. The Abyss Beyond Dreams

    by Hamilton, Peter F.

    • Same author

    A self-proclaimed prophet is haunted by visions of a lost civilisation, and the Commonwealth's founder, Nigel Sheldon, goes to find out whether they come from the Void, the vast region...

  20. Judas Unchained

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    20. Judas Unchained

    by Hamilton, Peter F.

    • Same author

    Peter F. Hamilton's superbly imagined, cunningly plotted interstellar adventures are conceived on a staggeringly epic scale and filled with fully realized human and alien characters as complex as they are...

  21. The Dreaming Void

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    21. The Dreaming Void

    by Hamilton, Peter F.

    • Same author

    Reviewers exhaust superlatives when it comes to the science fiction of Peter F. Hamilton. His complex and engaging novels, which span thousands of years--and light-years--are as intellectually stimulating as they...

  22. The Temporal Void

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    22. The Temporal Void

    by Hamilton, Peter F.

    • Same author

    Many of Peter F. Hamilton's dazzling novels, which offer startling perspectives on tomorrow's technological and cultural trends, are epic in scope, spanning vast stretches of space and time. And yet...

  23. The Evolutionary Void

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    23. The Evolutionary Void

    by Hamilton, Peter F.

    • Same author

    Araminta becomes the target of a galaxywide search by a government agent seeking to prevent the pilgrimage of a cult into the heart of the Void, while Edeard, the Waterwalker,...

  24. The Mandel Files, Volume 1: Mindstar Rising & A Quantum Murder

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    24. The Mandel Files, Volume 1: Mindstar Rising & A Quantum Murder

    by Hamilton, Peter F.

    • Same author

    Greg Mandel is an ex-Army officer in Britain. He was part of an experimental group that provided members with intuition and psychic powers. Now out of the Army, Great makes...

  25. A Quantum Murder

    25. A Quantum Murder

    by Hamilton, Peter F.

    • Same author

    Professor Edward Kitchener: a double Nobel Laureate researching quantum cosmology for the Event Horizon conglomerate - but no good to anybody dead and with his lungs spread out on either...

  26. Blood Music

    26. Blood Music

    by Bear, Greg

    • On the same lists

    A biotechnologist hides his biological computer creation in his body, but then they multiply and evolve. One of the first Sci Fi stories to treat DNA as a computational system that can be modified.

    If Xenogenesis explores the emergence of posthumanity through exogamy, Blood Music explores it through infection. A renegade biotechnologist faces having his research shut down, so he injects himself with the...

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