If you loved the sense of purpose and tension in The Fated Sky, where Elma York and the crew must overcome daunting obstacles to reach Mars, you'll be engrossed by The Calculating Stars. Here, Elma leads the charge to save humanity after a catastrophic meteorite strike, driving the narrative with a compelling, world-changing goal that echoes the determined spirit you enjoyed.

If you appreciated the camaraderie and teamwork among the Mars mission crew in The Fated Sky, you'll adore the lively cast aboard the Wayfarer in The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet. Chambers crafts a vibrant, diverse group whose relationships and interactions are just as important as their interstellar journey, offering the same sense of community and connection.

If you admired Elma York's resilience and growth as a pioneering woman in The Fated Sky, you'll be moved by Sibling Dex and their journey in A Psalm for the Wild-Built. While not strictly female, Dex's nuanced character and introspection resonate with the kind of strong, deeply human protagonists that make Kowal's work shine.

If you were drawn to the technical challenges and authentic science behind space travel in The Fated Sky, you'll be fascinated by Aurora. Robinson's meticulous attention to biology, engineering, and the perils of interstellar colonization creates a gripping, realistic vision of humanity's quest for a new home—perfect for fans of hard science fiction.

If the personal evolution and self-discovery of Elma and her crewmates in The Fated Sky resonated with you, The Dispossessed will captivate you. Follow Shevek, a brilliant physicist, as he challenges societal norms and undergoes profound personal change in his quest to bridge two radically different worlds.