If you were drawn to Logan's Run for its relentless chase and the protagonists' desperate quest for freedom, you'll be gripped by The Running Man. Ben Richards, like Logan, is forced to flee a totalitarian regime, racing against time and lethal pursuers in a society obsessed with televised violence. The pulse-pounding, goal-driven plot keeps you rooting for the hero as he risks everything for a chance at survival.

If the dystopian world of Logan's Run, with its chillingly controlled society and enforced youth, fascinated you, Brave New World will offer a similarly provocative experience. Huxley's story immerses you in a future where comfort and conformity come at the cost of individuality, following Bernard Marx and Lenina as they begin to question the system’s dark underbelly.

If you were moved by the existential questions and emotional resonance of the characters in Logan's Run, Never Let Me Go offers a haunting, intimate exploration of youth, fate, and rebellion. Kathy, Tommy, and Ruth live under the shadow of a chilling destiny, and their personal growth and struggles make for a powerful, thought-provoking read.

If you appreciated Logan’s morally ambiguous choices as he questions and ultimately defies his society’s rules, you’ll be captivated by Takeshi Kovacs in Altered Carbon. Kovacs is a deeply flawed antihero who navigates violence, corruption, and shifting loyalties in a tech-saturated, noir future, making for a gripping, thought-provoking ride.

If you loved the breakneck pace and constant tension of Logan's Run as Logan and Jessica flee for their lives, Fahrenheit 451 will capture you with its suspenseful narrative. Follow Guy Montag as he races against the clock to escape a society bent on censorship and control, with every page driving the action forward.