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Seeker by Jack McDevitt

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In Seeker, did you enjoy ...

... the thrilling pursuit of ancient mysteries and lost civilizations?

Revelation Space by Alastair Reynolds

Revelation Space features Dan Sylveste and a cast of explorers racing to uncover the secrets of a vanished alien race, much like the search for the lost colony in Seeker. If you loved following Alex Benedict’s archaeological investigations, you’ll be gripped by the layered, goal-driven quest and high-stakes revelations in Reynolds’s expansive universe.

... an ensemble cast navigating complex space mysteries?

Leviathan Wakes by James S. A. Corey

Just as Seeker brought together Alex, Chase, and their supporting crew, Leviathan Wakes throws you into the action with detective Miller and ship officer Holden, each with their own motives and strengths. The shifting perspectives and teamwork against cosmic-scale mysteries will feel instantly familiar and engaging.

... detailed, plausible technology and scientific speculation?

Diaspora by Greg Egan

If you appreciated the meticulous technological details and plausible future science in Seeker, Diaspora takes it even further, exploring posthuman societies and mind-bending scientific concepts. Follow Yatima and other synthetic minds as they grapple with cosmic mysteries at the edge of scientific understanding.

... richly developed worlds and cultures shaped by history?

Aurora by Kim Stanley Robinson

Aurora immerses you in the complexities of a multi-generational starship and its evolving culture, echoing the richly imagined worlds and historical depth you found in Seeker. Robinson’s attention to detail will satisfy your craving for immersive worldbuilding, from ecological engineering to the psychological impact of long-term space travel.

... exploring diverse alien cultures and interstellar societies?

The Long Way To A Small, Angry Planet by Becky Chambers

If you were fascinated by the interplay of human and alien civilizations in Seeker, Chambers’s novel offers a colorful tapestry of species and social dynamics aboard the Wayfarer. From Sissix’s affectionate Aandrisk customs to Dr Chef’s culinary diplomacy, you’ll love the vivid, compassionate exploration of what it means to belong in a galaxy full of difference.

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