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30 science fiction books to read after Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?, by Dick, Philip K., the closest match first.

  1. The Edge Of Human

    Blade Runner book 2

    1. The Edge Of Human

    by K.w. Jeter

    • Same series

    The Edge of Human is the second Blade Runner novel by K. W. Jeter, a sequel to Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? and the film, in which Deckard is...

  2. Replicant Night

    Blade Runner book 3

    2. Replicant Night

    by K.w. Jeter

    • Same series

    Replicant Night is the third Blade Runner novel by K. W. Jeter, in which Deckard looks into the making of a film about replicants and learns what is real.

  3. Eye And Talon

    Blade Runner book 4

    3. Eye And Talon

    by K.w. Jeter

    • Same series

    Eye and Talon is the fourth Blade Runner novel by K. W. Jeter, in which Deckard faces the legacy of the replicants in a world beyond the city.

  4. Martian Time-slip

    4. Martian Time-slip

    by Dick, Philip K.

    • Same author

    Just as Ray Bradbury's Mars ignores both contemporary scientific knowledge about Mars and the colourful landscape of the planetary romance in order to create a Mars that is peculiarly his...

  5. The Man In The High Castle

    5. The Man In The High Castle

    by Dick, Philip K.

    • Same author
    Hugo winner 1963

    A novel where Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan win WWII.

    Philip K. Dick was one of the most idiosyncratic and successful writers in science fiction. Okay, he's probably better known these days for all the films that have been based...

  6. I, Robot

    6. I, Robot

    by Asimov, Isaac

    • On the same lists

    Asimov wrote the three laws of robotics and this collection of stories is a cornerstone of Robot Sci Fi.

    Asimov is the God Father of all things science fiction and robotic, and no self-respecting top robot novel list would be worth reading without this book in prime position. You...

  7. Otherland

    Otherland book 1 Start here

    7. Otherland

    by Williams, Tad

    • On the same lists

    This one has been around for a long while now and pre-dates the whole LitRPG movement. However, as the premise of the story takes place partly in a massive, realistic...

  8. Tea From An Empty Cup

    Artificial Reality Division book 1 Start here

    8. Tea From An Empty Cup

    by Pat Cadigan

    • On the same lists

    You'd think that Artificial Reality couldn't kill you, since legally speaking, everything is a lie in AR anyway. But that seems to be just exactly what happened - in a...

  9. Chasm City

    Revelation Space book 2

    9. Chasm City

    by Alastair Reynolds

    • On the same lists

    Chasm City is the story of what happens when utopia is hit by an epidemic. The story is told through the eyes of Tanner Mirabel, who decides to travel to...

  10. The Automatic Detective

    10. The Automatic Detective

    by A. Lee Martinez

    • On the same lists

    An indestructible robot gives up world domination in favour of driving a cab—but soon is on an quest to find his kidnapped neighbours.

    This novel is one of the most unique robot stories in existence, covering not just robots and science fiction, but stirring in the perfect dosage of detective, noir style. If...

  11. A.i. Apocalypse

    Singularity book 2

    11. A.i. Apocalypse

    by William Hertling

    • On the same lists

    If you are a literary snob, this book will not appeal to you, but if you are a science-fiction nerd who lists their interests as: artificial intelligence, neural networks and...

  12. Ubik

    12. Ubik

    by Dick, Philip K.

    • Same author

    What is a best science fiction list without the inclusion of one of the greatest science fiction writers ever? Yes, I'm talking about Philip K. Dick, a man ignored in...

  13. The Adolescence Of P-1

    13. The Adolescence Of P-1

    by Thomas J. Ryan

    • On the same lists

    Contrary to popular belief, Canadians do know more about life other than snow, hockey, poutine, and being awfully polite. They've also managed to produce Thomas J. Ryan, the author of...

  14. When Harlie Was One

    14. When Harlie Was One

    by David Gerrold

    • On the same lists

    Ever felt like your computer was your best friend and the only person who really understood you? The only person who really listened? C'mon, I can't be the only nerd...

  15. Mindplayers

    15. Mindplayers

    by Pat Cadigan

    • On the same lists

    Allie Haas likes to get high. Her dealer likes to get her high. One day he convinces her to try a new, stolen madcap' - very illegal. The experience nearly...

  16. War With The Robots

    16. War With The Robots

    by Harry Harrison

    • On the same lists

    Harrison's novels were described by his friend, Irish author Michael Carroll, as rip roaring adventures with a lot of heart, comparing them to Raiders of the Lost Ark and Pirates...

  17. Vurt

    Vurt book 1 Start here

    17. Vurt

    by Jeff Noon

    • On the same lists

    A first time novelist, Noon has received high praise for this hip novel. A sister is lost in a coloured virtual reality that's existence is questionable and from which there is no escape. The story unfolds as her brother searches for her.

    Feathers come in many colours, and each colour a different thing. There's. Black - painful, gentle; and Pink - for porno, your every eroticism fulfilled. Blues are legal, for dreaming...

  18. Soul Of A Robot

    18. Soul Of A Robot

    by Barrington J. Bayley

    • On the same lists

    In this novel a robot tries to convince humans that it is their equal.

    Soul of a Robot is sweet, and funny, and ridiculous. And I mean ridiculous in the nicest possible way. The novel is like the Katy Perry of the robot world...

  19. I, Robot: To Protect

    I, Robot (reichert) book 2

    19. I, Robot: To Protect

    by Mickey Zucker Reichert

    • On the same lists

    Reichert's novel is amongst a trilogy of novels inspired by Asimov's I, Robot. A tough gig, I'll admit, given the hordes of hungry sci-fi, robot nerds ready to devour poor,...

  20. Excession

    Culture book 5

    20. Excession

    by Iain M. Banks

    • On the same lists

    This novel features spaceships that are sentient.

    The only negative accusation that the Culture Novels series receives is that it's too complicated and detailed, with so many AI characters to remember. Now of course, we don't think...

  21. Newton's Wake

    21. Newton's Wake

    by Ken Macleod

    • On the same lists

    Our favorite Mad-Scotsman, Ken McLeod, crosses the genres of sci-fi, cyber-punk, space opera and post-apocalyptic fiction in Newtown's Wake, telling the story of the world after the Hard Rapture, a...

  22. The Running Man

    22. The Running Man

    by Richard Bachman/stephen King

    • On the same lists

    Believe it or not, Stephen King didn't only write hokey horror novels that weren't particularly scary, with completely convoluted "why the fuck did the clown turn into an alien-spider" plots....

  23. The Chrysalids

    23. The Chrysalids

    by John Wyndham

    • On the same lists

    A Post-Apocalyptic tale where the apocalyptic event is now seen as God's punishment. The society practices a form of fundamentalist Christianity and genetic variance and mutations are considered impure and caused by the Devil.

    Another childhood favorite; I felt slightly ripped off that I didn't have any telepathic abilities, despite how hard I tried to communicate to my sister solely using our minds. The...

  24. Cat's Cradle

    24. Cat's Cradle

    by Kurt Vonnegut

    • On the same lists

    Cat's Cradle is written in a style that makes me feel like Vonnegut's sitting back with a joint, having a laugh, in on the joke that is life. It reminds...

  25. Across The Universe

    Across The Universe book 1 Start here

    25. Across The Universe

    by Beth Revis

    • On the same lists

    Stand up; hold one hand to your chest and the other raised. Repeat after me: "I acknowledge it is not a crime to categorize young adult fiction as dystopian science-fiction,...

  26. The Two Faces Of Tomorrow (cover not available)

    26. The Two Faces Of Tomorrow

    by James P. Hogan

    • On the same lists

    The Two Faces of Tomorrow is described as a world where civilization has grown so complicated that only a world-wide computer network can control its complexity. Now, I must admit...

  27. The Lifecycle Of Software Objects

    27. The Lifecycle Of Software Objects

    by Ted Chiang

    • On the same lists

    On the list of things I thought I'd never do is: a) own a tamagotchi, and b) recommend a novel about adults playing with adorable virtual pets. While I still...

  28. Daemon

    Daemon book 1 Start here

    28. Daemon

    by Daniel Suarez

    • On the same lists

    The first of this two-part series, is a thrilling tale about a computer program that gets activated—a program that begins to unravel our hyper-connected world.

    What do you get if William Gibson and Neal Stephenson had a love affair and decided to merge equal portions of their DNA in some not yet heard of pregnancy...

  29. House Of Suns

    29. House Of Suns

    by Alastair Reynolds

    • On the same lists

    What are the Welsh famous for? Prior to House of Suns' rip-roaring success, it was Sean Connery, Catherine Zeta-Jones. And not much else! But in 2007, Welsh science-fiction author Alastair...

  30. The Metamorphosis Of Prime Intellect

    30. The Metamorphosis Of Prime Intellect

    by Roger Williams

    • On the same lists

    The only thing missing from making this the perfect cocktail of naughty adult pursuits is some drug taking, because there is enough sex and violence to keep everyone's inner animal...

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