Books like Three Body Problem (chinese)
30 science fiction books to read after Three Body Problem (chinese), by Liu, Cixin, the closest match first.
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Three Body Series book 2
1. The Dark Forest
by Liu, Cixin
- Same series
- Same author
Time is running out for humanity in The Dark Forest, the stunning sequel to Cixin Liu's award-winning and bestselling masterpiece, The Three-Body Problem. Earth is still reeling from the revelation...
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Three Body Series book 3
2. Death's End
by Liu, Cixin
- Same series
- Same author
Mutually assured destruction has led to decades of peace between humanity and the Trisolarans, but a new force is awakening and this delicate balance can no longer hold... Half a...
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3. The Race
by Nina Allan
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For the last few years, Nina Allan has been attracting a lot of attention and award nominations for the haunting quality of her short stories. Now she brings that same...
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Firefall book 2
4. Echopraxia
by Peter Watts
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The sequel to his acclaimed Blindsight begins in the wilderness, where biologist Daniel Bruks has turned his back on humanity. Intruders force him to retreat to a strange monastery, but...
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5. Thus Were Their Faces
by Silvina Ocampo
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Silvina Ocampo was the wife of Adolfo Bioy Casares and friend of Jorge Luis Borges, so it is easy to anticipate what sort of fiction she wrote. But as this...
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Chronicle Of The Fallers book 1 Start here
6. The Abyss Beyond Dreams
by Hamilton, Peter F.
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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...
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7. 2015: The Bone Clocks
by Mitchell, David
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The story starts in 1984, introducing us to a 15-year-old girl from England named Holly. The book shares the significant moments in Holly's life as she intersects with various characters,...
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8. Wolves
by Simon Ings
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It*s the near future; the economy is running down, and so is the environment. When Conrad and Michel are at school, Micky is obsessed with the end of the world,...
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Fractured Europe book 1 Start here
9. Europe In Autumn
by Dave Hutchinson
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Europe is crumbling, nation states are falling apart, in their place are emerging a myriad of tiny independent statelets, some as small as a city block, some as long and...
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The Jackpot Trilogy book 1 Start here
10. The Peripheral
by Gibson, William
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In a run-down part of America's rural South where jobs are scarce, Flynne and her veteran brother, Burton, make a precarious offering security services in an online game. But in...
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11. Lagoon
by Okorafor, Nnedi
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Three strangers, a marine biologist who has just had a bust-up with her husband, a soldier who has just had a fight with his superior, and a rapper who has...
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12. Afterparty
by Daryl Gregory
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Gregory is one of several authors who had more than one book published during the year. One, We Are All Completely Fine, is a very effective horror story, but it...
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13. Bête
by Adam Roberts
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Adam Roberts is another author who produced more than one book in the year. In fact, five books came out: a glorious pastiche of Jules Verne, Twenty Trillion Leagues Under...
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14. The Southern Reach Trilogy
by Vandermeer, Jeff
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The three complete novels that make up this trilogy, Annihilation, Authority and Acceptance, were all first published during 2014. Brought together, they make for a fascinating mixture of science fiction...
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15. Ancillary Sword
by Leckie, Ann
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Ann Leckie's first book, Ancillary Justice, won just about every award going, including the Hugo, the Nebula, the Arthur C. Clarke and the BSFA awards. Now, here's the sequel to...
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16. My Real Children
by Walton, Jo
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Patricia is a confused old lady, whose memories of the past don't make sense, because she is remembering two very different pasts. In her first job as a teacher at...
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17. All Those Vanished Engines
by Paul Park
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Paul Park's return to science fiction takes the form of an alternate history, or a set of alternate histories, or nested alternate histories, or perhaps something else entirely. We begin...
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18. A Man Lies Dreaming
by Tidhar, Lavie
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In his World Fantasy Award winning novel Osama, Lavie Tidhar turned Osama bin Laden into the hero of a series of pulp noir novels in an alternate version of our...
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Proxima book 2
19. Ultima
by Stephen Baxter
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Stephen Baxter's Proxima was one of the great science fiction novels of 2013. It told of a group of convicts who are shipped out to the newly discovered world of...
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20. Yesterday’s Kin
by Nancy Kress
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This short novel by one of the most reliable writers in the genre is a first contact story with a difference. Aliens have landed in New York, or rather, just...
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21. The Girl With All The Gifts
by M. R. Carey
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Melanie is a clever girl, she has a genius-level IQ and she's only 10 years old. But the adults looking after her keep her tied up and at gunpoint, because...
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22. The Bees
by Laline Paull
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Throughout the history of the genre, authors have written dystopian views of highly regimented societies where everyone is assigned a place from birth and must stick to that role. Well...
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23. The Sfwa European Hall Of Fame
by Morrow, James
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Short stories are often a great way for readers to discover new writers, so they are often a key route by which non-Anglophone writers can reach an English readership. Even...
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24. Labyrinths
by Jorge Luis Borges
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Labyrinths, a collection of ficciones and other short pieces from several of Borges's earlier books, was the first opportunity the mass of English speakers had to encounter the work of...
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25. Troll: A Love Story
by Johanna Sinisalo
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One of the things that should make fiction in translation so appealing to science fiction readers is that the stories are often built around very different cultures, traditions, and assumptions ...
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26. Nest Of Worlds
by Marek S. Huberath
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To illustrate the problems associated with translation, this novel was a major success in its native Poland, but even though there was a very fine translation already in existence by...
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27. Three Science Fiction Novellas: From Prehistory To The End Of Mankind
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Rosny was the pseudonym of the Belgian writer, Joseph-Henri Boëx, who rivals his near contemporary, H.G. Wells, as one of the founding figures of European science fiction. Or at least,...
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28. The Cusanus Game
by Wolfgang Jeschke
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By the middle of this century, Northern Europe is a nuclear wasteland, with economic and political consequences that threaten the whole of human civilisation. In Italy, a young woman is...
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29. Harmony
by Project Itoh
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Like China, Japan has one of the liveliest science fiction scenes in the world, and one of the least known in the West. Very few Japanese science fiction writers have...
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30. The Angel Maker
by Stefan Brijs
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In a small village at the point where the Dutch, Belgian and German borders meet, a strange doctor arrives with three even stranger children. Slowly, as we come to understand...
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