If you loved the way Fugitive Telemetry kept you hooked with Murderbot's relentless investigation to solve a murder, you'll enjoy Velocity Weapon. Sanda Greeve wakes up alone on an enemy ship, separated from her brother, and must unravel a tightly-wound mystery to survive and accomplish her mission. The story is packed with high-stakes goals, twists, and urgent momentum that will keep you turning pages.

If Murderbot's sardonic wit and dry humor in Fugitive Telemetry made you laugh out loud, you'll love the tone of All Systems Red (the first Murderbot novella). Here, the AI's hilarious internal monologue and sharp commentary on human behavior shine even brighter, blending suspense with laugh-out-loud moments.

If you appreciated how Fugitive Telemetry explored the dynamics of an artificial intelligence navigating human society and ethical dilemmas, you'll be drawn to An Unkindness of Ghosts. Aster’s navigation of rigid social hierarchies aboard a generation ship delivers a deeply character-driven narrative that probes questions of identity, autonomy, and belonging.

If you enjoyed how Fugitive Telemetry presented a tapestry of different beings—from humans to bots to aliens—interacting with rich, believable cultures and customs, you’ll love the crew of the Wayfarer. Chambers’ novel is bursting with alien societies, unique species, and the found-family dynamics that come from bridging those cultural divides.

If Fugitive Telemetry's philosophical undercurrents—especially through Murderbot's reflections on autonomy, personhood, and morality—captivated you, The Dispossessed offers an even richer exploration. Follow Shevek, a physicist navigating two contrasting societies, as he wrestles with freedom, ethics, and what it means to be truly human.