[Thismanisme2233]

Ive read a bit in this genre.  Wondering what other ppl love.

Prob one of my faves is Forever War by Joe Haldeman.  This masterpiece was written in 1974 and it is timeless and as relevant today as then.  I keep going back to it.  I highly highly recommend it.

[IonaO]

Brave New World for me.

[hellzyeah]

anything from ellison

[blackmeritum]

its mainstream but i really like enders game

[son0fthebeach]

I'm reading through The Dragon's Egg.... its a genera called "hard science fiction" as it operates within the realm of what is theoretically possible... it is really trippy

[debryne]

how about the handmaid's tale?

[Lazyboy01]

The foundation series is great sci-fi

[phillip11]

Ender's Game

[theotherrattus]

It's gotta be the Ender series for me.

[Ricardo414]

There is a max tegmark book about AI. It is a mixture of novel and explanation about the subject: the evolution of artificial intelligence. I have this book. I could upload it.

[Celvinra]

I like Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip Dick.

[todusa]

Either Neuromancer or Foundation

[BuckarooBanzi]

It's got to be 2001: a space Odyssey

[seto kaiba]

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep and Dune

[tolepheretole]

hey right on, yeah into it

[bobcon]

Stranger in a Strange Land.

[temp 249]

A lot of Michael Crichton's Work but Jurassic Park is a personal favorite.

[Thomas Vanderplas]

Handmaid's Tale was excellent

[Greg Johnson]

Anything about speculative evolution like After Man or the New Dinosaurs.

[ramtinqq]

2001 a space odyssey