If you loved following Martin Springfield and Rachel Mansour as they chased their mission in Singularity Sky, you'll enjoy the relentless pace of The Quantum Thief. Jean le Flambeur is a legendary thief forced into a galaxy-spanning heist, and every chapter is propelled by his quest. The action, intrigue, and constantly shifting goals make this a gripping sci-fi adventure.

If the detailed technological wonders and speculative science of Stross's Festival AI fascinated you, Diaspora is a must-read. Egan meticulously explores posthuman and AI consciousness, wormholes, and mathematical universes, crafting a narrative where the science is as mind-blowing as the story itself.

If you were intrigued by the clash between the backward New Republic and the Festival's post-scarcity culture, The Dispossessed offers a brilliant exploration of two contrasting alien societies. Shevek's journey between worlds delves deep into the politics, philosophy, and social structures of each, echoing the cultural collision at the heart of Singularity Sky.

If you enjoyed the sweeping scope of Singularity Sky, where entire civilizations are upended by technological upheaval, you'll love Red Mars. Follow a team of scientists and engineers as they terraform Mars, navigating not only epic scientific challenges but also shifting alliances and political intrigue that shape the fate of a world.

If the wit and absurdity of Stross's Festival—dropping impossible technology and chaos on an unprepared world—struck a chord, you'll have a blast with The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Arthur Dent's journey through a bizarre, comedic universe is packed with satirical humor and clever commentary on technology and civilization.