If you loved the uplifting outlook and sense of gentle possibility that suffused The Long Way To A Small, Angry Planet, you'll be enchanted by A Psalm for the Wild-Built. This novella follows Sibling Dex and their unexpected friendship with a tea-serving robot, exploring purpose and kindness in a post-scarcity world. The story radiates warmth and hope, leaving you with a smile and a renewed sense of wonder.

If you enjoyed the way The Long Way To A Small, Angry Planet juggles a lively crew—each with their own quirks and backstory—you’ll be drawn into Ninefox Gambit. This book places you alongside the brilliant but outcast Captain Kel Cheris and the unpredictable undead tactician Shuos Jedao, surrounded by a diverse military cast. Their interactions and teamwork (or lack thereof) carry the emotional heart of the story.

If you were invested in the personal journeys of Rosemary, Sissix, and the rest of the Wayfarer crew, you’ll love All Systems Red. Murderbot, a security android who hacks its own governor module, embarks on a deeply personal journey from self-doubt and anxiety to tentative connection with its human charges. The story is a touching exploration of identity and self-acceptance.

If you were fascinated by the richly-drawn societies and intricate cultures of the Wayfarer universe, Record of a Spaceborn Few will capture your imagination. Chambers takes you deep into the daily life and traditions aboard the Exodus Fleet, exploring how a community adapts and evolves in space. The world feels lived-in, authentic, and endlessly interesting.

If what drew you in was the variety of backgrounds and perspectives among the Wayfarer’s crew, The Galaxy, and the Ground Within is a must-read. It brings together travelers stranded at a galactic rest stop—each from dramatically different species and cultures. Their interactions highlight empathy, difference, and what it means to find common ground across the stars.