If you were captivated by the grand, sweeping vision of Diaspar and the immense timescales in The City and the Stars, you'll be enthralled by the universe of Dune. Herbert’s classic immerses you in the fate of entire civilizations, ecological transformation, and the destinies of worlds, all set across thousands of years and vast distances.

If you loved the intricate world Clarke built—complete with ancient cities, forgotten knowledge, and a society shaped by eons of change—you’ll appreciate how Foundation brings to life the rise and fall of galactic empires. Asimov’s work is rich in history, technology, and the politics of far-future humanity.

If you were fascinated by the plausible science and technological wonders of Diaspar, Tau Zero offers a thrilling ride grounded in real physics. Anderson’s novel follows a starship crew as they push the boundaries of relativity, exploring the universe with a commitment to hard science and cosmic wonder.

If you appreciated how The City and the Stars delved into existential questions and the nature of sentience, Solaris will intrigue you. Lem’s masterpiece probes the mysteries of alien intelligence and human perception, challenging you to rethink the limits of understanding and the boundaries of reality.

If you relished Alvin’s quest to unravel the secrets of his world, you’ll be gripped by Rendezvous with Rama. Here, a team of explorers investigates a mysterious alien artifact drifting through the solar system, and every step forward reveals new puzzles and wonders, keeping you hooked on the search for answers.