If you were drawn to the way East of West follows multiple protagonists—like Death, Xiaolian, and the other Horsemen—across a fractured world, you'll love Saga. Vaughan and Staples create a sweeping story that juggles an ensemble of vivid and complex characters, each with their own motivations and arcs, all set against a backdrop of war and political conflict.

If you appreciated the rich, alternate-America world of East of West, with its unique nations, histories, and technologies, you'll be captivated by The Fifth Season. Jemisin crafts a world of seismic cataclysms, intricate cultures, and strange powers, immersing you in a setting as nuanced and inventive as Hickman's vision.

If you found yourself pondering the cryptic symbolism and philosophical explorations of fate, free will, and apocalypse in East of West, you'll be enthralled by Wolfe's Shadow & Claw. This story weaves intricate themes of power, destiny, and identity into a narrative that rewards close reading and deep reflection.

If the shattered, war-torn landscapes and the aftermath of catastrophe in East of West resonated with you, Y: The Last Man will deliver more of that post-apocalyptic intrigue. Follow Yorick Brown and his companions as they navigate a devastated world, confronting both external dangers and the collapse of old orders.

If you loved the high-stakes scheming between nations, cults, and supernatural entities in East of West, you won't want to miss Dune. Herbert's classic is a masterclass in political machination, featuring noble houses, prophetic destinies, and an epic struggle for control that echoes the complex alliances and betrayals of Hickman's saga.