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[DF]

You can exclude Crichton, Bear and Asimov..since I've read most of these guy's works.

Being a trekkie and into space exploration, any books covering this topic would be ideal. The future and terra forming are of interests as well.

Thanks.

[TheDHJ]

John Dies at the End

[Rayzeeday]

LE Modesitt jr, SM stirling

[hoagie]

A Stitch in Time

Badlands of Hark

[alsoa]

The Philip K. Dick Reader. Short stories, but still.

[HABIT]

Battlefield Earth the book is way better than the movie

[Rayzeeday]

LE Modesitt jr the ecolitan series You will love it his other works are equally mindblowing!

[hipdip]

Ray Bradbury always good - Martian Chronicles, Fahrenheit 451. And the father of sci-fi H.G wells - The time machine

[little frog]

C S Lewis .. The Space Trilogy - Out of the Silent Planet, Perelandra, That Hideous Strength

[moed_over]

David Brin's Uplift series. Really good stuff...

http://en.wikipedia....Uplift_Universe


Orson Scott Card's Ender series

http://en.wikipedia....;s_Game_(series)

[pixiebug]

If you're interested in free weekly sci-fi in audio format, you should check out http://escapepod.org/

[moed_over]

Harry Harrison's Stainless Steel Rat series.. A little off the beaten path, but fun...

http://en.wikipedia....nless_Steel_Rat

[hoagie]

The Little Prince

[DF]

thanks folks..keep em coming.

[sarah b.]

Ask feesh. And see heinlein.

[kindsisterkathy]

Also David Brin's Startide Rising

[sums]

samuel r. delany "babel-17".

"they wind-up girl" by paolo baccigalupi.