If you loved the sharp wit and comedic tone that ran through The Android's Dream, you'll find Redshirts equally delightful. The story follows Ensign Andrew Dahl and his fellow crew members as they realize something is seriously off with their starship—and the result is a hilarious and inventive send-up of classic sci-fi conventions.

If you enjoyed how Harry Creek's urgent quest propels the plot in The Android's Dream, you'll be drawn into The Prefect, where Tom Dreyfus must unravel a conspiracy threatening the Glitter Band. The story's fast pace and clear objective will keep you gripped from start to finish.

If you were fascinated by the sheep-worshipping Nidu and the intricate interspecies politics in The Android's Dream, The Dispossessed will immerse you in the contrasting societies of Anarres and Urras, as physicist Shevek navigates their cultural divides and norms.

If you loved how The Android's Dream kept you guessing with its wild story pivots—like the electric sheep twist and secret government plots—The Gone-Away World will surprise you with its genre-bending turns and jaw-dropping revelations about the true nature of its post-apocalyptic world.

If you enjoyed the breakneck speed and relentless action of Harry Creek's adventures in The Android's Dream, The Automatic Detective will hook you with Mack Megaton, a robot cab driver turned reluctant hero, as he races through a futuristic city to solve a kidnapping, dodging danger at every turn.