If you were fascinated by the hard science concepts and meticulous physics in Dragon's Egg, you'll be captivated by Tau Zero. Follow the crew of the Leonora Christine as they push closer to the speed of light and grapple with the real, mind-bending consequences of relativity, just as Forward’s neutron star science draws you in.

If you loved watching the cheela society evolve on the neutron star in Dragon's Egg, you'll be enthralled by the alien 'Moties'—their culture, biology, and history—in The Mote in God's Eye. The depth of alien worldbuilding and first-contact intrigue will speak to your appreciation for non-human perspectives.

If you were swept away by the epic sweep of cheela civilization rising and falling in a single human day, The Gods Themselves will resonate with you. Asimov’s narrative moves across dimensions and generations, exploring grand scientific crises and the fate of worlds.

If you enjoyed the thought-provoking scientific ideas and the exploration of what it means to be sentient in Dragon's Egg, Blindsight will challenge and expand your mind. Watts’s story confronts you with truly unknowable aliens and asks hard questions about intelligence and perception, much as Forward does with the cheela.

If you admired the painstaking detail with which the cheela world was constructed in Dragon's Egg, Clarke’s Rendezvous with Rama offers a similar treat: a human crew exploring an enigmatic alien artifact with scientific rigor, unraveling its mysteries step by step.