My Summer scifi has thus far included "Project Hail Mary" by Andy Weir and "Dark Matter" by Peter Straub. Both are fast-past and engaging until the end.
I wouldn't recommend either if you haven't read Dune, book 1, though. Read it.
I wouldn't recommend either if you haven't read Dune, book 1, though. Read it.
Dark Matter by Blake Crouch is also a good read. Fast paced and interesting ideas.
Dark Matter is a great lightweight hammock sci-fi book.
Sometimes when I want some thoughts to linger on while falling asleep, I reconstruct one of the places and imagine what would it be like to stay in that world.
Blake Crouch has really good imagination from my opinion and his books stay in your mind quite long. If you do not mind the week scientific background they are good rides.I liked very much the the wayward pines trilogy.
Why is that? I read Dune when I was a kid but don't remember the particulars -- do I need them for some reason?
1. Denis Villeneuve's Dune comes out this fall, and from the trailers looks to be amazingly well done.
2. Dune is a touchstone book in science fiction. Many of the works in later generations contain passing references to it, and it has remained important and relevant since its release.
I read it again for the first time in years last month and enjoyed it all over again. I red the children of dune sequel as well.