Good science fiction

[ExcisioN]

People, I know that there is already a topic on books, but I am interested in a specific genre. I love sci-fi (Science fiction). Share your favorite books/series of books.
Lately I’ve been hooked on LitRPG, you can also post here (preferably already completed cycles)
As is usual here, I’ll start the first one.
Acquaintance with the genre, like many others, began in early youth. When I was 12 years old, I read "Season of Mists" by Gulyakovsky.
The book just blew my mind. I was so crazy that I then voraciously devoured all the author’s books in a month.
Especially cool:
Alien Spaces
Conquest Strategy
Red Shift
Games of the Sixth circle
Sentries of the universe
The record was during the holidays: one book a day, and that’s 550-600 pages for a moment.
Who has a similar experience?)

[Ogest]

I had a period when I was engrossed in Asimov.

[ExcisioN]

It was the same, but later) In general, I read all the popular writers, I’m interested in something little-known.

[Arianna]

Recommend something literary)
I read Heroes of the Lake District, a cool series about virtual sea battles
It’s a pity, I don’t live in a time when they come up with all these virtual reality capsules, I would just get out of there to eat ))

[Libertine]

At one time I got hooked on S.T.A.L.K.E.R and read it with rapture.+ - I put 20 books on my paycheck, and + I read quite a few of them in the electronic version while I was running around on shifts. And now I somehow abandoned this matter, unfortunately (

[ExcisioN]

Recommend something interesting)

"Play to live"
"Domination of the Sleepless Clan" is a prequel to Heroes of the Lake District) books 7-8 there somewhere
"Anarchy of Decadence"
"Evolution of Live-rpg"

[Grave]

Marina of yellow ships, Lukyanenko

[Manfred]

A series of books by the Strugatskys about the world of Noon. Perhaps I’ll list:
“Afternoon, XXII century”, “Attempt to escape”, “Distant Rainbow”, “It’s hard to be a god”, “Inhabited Island”, “Baby”, “Guy from the Underworld”, “ A beetle in an anthill" and "Waves extinguish the wind"
A world in which I would like to live. We screwed up the first attempt to build it by the end of the 80s. I hope we will return to that path.

[Broad]

I had a period when I was reading Asimov.

"Foundation" is a cool thing. The film was recently filmed, but it didn’t really inspire me.

[Ogest]

"Base" is a cool thing. The film was recently filmed, but it didn’t really inspire me.
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When I found out that the series was a free adaptation, I immediately lost the desire to watch.

[Broad]

When I found out that the series was a free adaptation, I immediately lost the desire to watch.

I don’t understand, Hollywood would have made a great series long ago, but they are maybe...

[Ogest]

I don’t understand, Hollywood would have made a great series long ago, but they can do it...

But from their point of view, everything is fine. In Hollywood they constantly remove all sorts of slag and are proud of it.

[Broad]

And from their point of view everything is fine. In Hollywood they constantly film all sorts of slag and are proud of it.

Well, it’s not always slag, but their cinema is still developed. And about "Foundation" a long time ago, in the early 2000s, I worked in security and could not sleep at night, and I came across a book, such a simple, old one, in soft cover, I think I’ll read it. Crap!!! "Psychohistory", "psychoanalysis", I was blown away by all this! Honestly, I’d probably rather not read anything from science fiction.

[Ogest]

Well, it’s not always slag, their cinema is still developed.

Not all are slag, but the majority. But fans of trash reviews are happy.

[ExcisioN]

The world in which I would like to live. We screwed up the first attempt to build it by the end of the 80s. I hope we’ll return to that path.

Oh yes, I remember. The world of victorious communism looked very interesting.
I especially remember from the Strugatskys "Monday begins on Saturday" Naina Kievna is simply a standard example of a grandmother)

[etc]

The film was recently made, but it didn’t really inspire me.

You start watching and immediately the science fiction captivates you, a young talented mathematician - a black woman....

[Broad]

You start watching and immediately the science fiction captivates you, a young talented mathematician is a black woman....

Well, at first I was completely confused, I thought maybe I forgot, maybe really woman...

[Arianna]

You start watching and the science fiction immediately captivates you, a young talented mathematician is a black woman....

And it turns out I watched it, I didn’t remember the series, although I liked the idea. So you should definitely read it

[etc]

And it turns out I watched the series, I didn’t remember it, although I liked the idea. So you should definitely read it

I read it twice. Asimov has a long cycle. I need to re-read it again.

[TannaT]

Eternal War, Yura Vinokurov.
And if something dark and Epic: Den Abnet.
Gaunt’s ghosts. And other bullshit According to Warhammer 40000
There is Epic and Pathos over the edge...

[ExcisioN]

There’s Epic and Pathos overflowing...

You’ve come to the right place)
Of course I read Abnet and MacNeil, started Sons of Fenris Lightner, but somehow scored.
By the way, how do you like the last arc with Leo?)

[myname]

The House That Teal Built is an incredibly cool story (not a book) about the four-dimensional dimension in the science fiction genre. I don’t remember the author.

[ExcisioN]

The House That Teal Built is an incredibly cool story (not a book) about the four-dimensional dimension in the science fiction genre. I don’t remember the author.

Thank you.