If you were drawn to the morally gray figures and dreamlike, shifting realities of Nova Swing, you'll find Light equally compelling. The narrative follows three characters—Michael Kearney, Seria Mau Genlicher, and Ed Chianese—whose obsessions and ethical compromises echo the haunted, enigmatic figures of Nova Swing. Harrison's prose continues to blur the line between reality and the impossible, crafting a world where boundaries—moral and physical—are always in flux.

If the mysterious, disorienting city of Saudade in Nova Swing fascinated you, The City & The City will captivate you with its intricately layered urban landscapes. Inspector Tyador Borlú investigates a murder across two overlapping cities that exist in the same physical space, separated only by the perceptions and rituals of their inhabitants. Miéville's world is atmospheric, enigmatic, and as meticulously crafted as anything in Harrison's work.

If the haunting zone at the heart of Nova Swing intrigued you, you'll be mesmerized by the mysterious 'Zone' in Roadside Picnic. Red Schuhart and other 'stalkers' venture into the Zone, a place littered with incomprehensible alien artifacts and bizarre physics, much like the ever-shifting event zone in Harrison's novel. The sense of existential risk and the unknowable nature of the environment will feel both familiar and thrilling.

If you appreciated the psychological intensity and the inner struggles of Vic Serotonin in Nova Swing, you'll be gripped by Gully Foyle's relentless journey in The Stars My Destination. Bester crafts a protagonist whose trauma and single-minded quest for revenge drive the narrative, delving deep into themes of identity, transformation, and the limits of human willpower—mirroring the psychological depths that made Nova Swing so memorable.

If you were engrossed by the atmospheric, slow-burning mysteries and subtle shifts in reality in Nova Swing, Annihilation will entrance you. The biologist's expedition into Area X is suffused with uncertainty, transformation, and an almost hallucinogenic ambiguity, recalling the event zone's inexplicable phenomena. VanderMeer's lush, immersive prose and focus on the unknown will resonate deeply if you loved the mood and pacing of Harrison's work.