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Old 09-07-2009, 09:58 AM   #31
BlackVoid
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Alastair Reynolds or Peter F. Hamilton are good choices if you like epic stories set in space. Space opera.
Neal Asher or Iain M. Banks if you like the equivalent of an action movie in a sci-fi setting.
Charles Stross is not that easy to categorize, his novels have varied settings, some on a spaceship, some on Earth, etc.
John Scalzi is a decent light read as well.
Stardragon by Mike Brotherton is a good book and its free.
Blindsight by Peter Watts is also excellent and free.
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