If you loved the breakneck, goal-driven quest of Alaric in The Paradox Men, you’ll be hooked by Gully Foyle’s unstoppable drive for vengeance in The Stars My Destination. Bester crafts a wild, action-packed narrative as Foyle barrels through a future riddled with intrigue and danger, echoing the same sense of purpose and high-stakes momentum.

If you were fascinated by the clever use of physics and time paradoxes in The Paradox Men, Tau Zero will delight you with its rigorous attention to relativistic science and the fate of the spaceship Leonora Christine as it hurtles toward the edge of the universe — a journey where science is as thrilling as the story itself.

If the philosophical undertones and questions about freedom, destiny, and selfhood in The Paradox Men intrigued you, Lord of Light will captivate you with its blend of science fiction and spiritual themes. Zelazny’s tale of gods, technology, and reincarnation is both a thought experiment and a thrilling adventure.

If you enjoyed the layers of political conspiracy and shifting allegiances in The Paradox Men, Nova offers a rich, intricate plot involving a galactic quest, power struggles, and a diverse cast of characters. Delany’s storytelling weaves personal ambition with cosmic-scale maneuvering.

If the sudden revelations and ingenious plot turns of The Paradox Men kept you guessing, you’ll love the unpredictable journey of Nick Haflinger in The Shockwave Rider. Brunner’s novel is packed with surprises, hacking, and societal subversion that constantly upend your expectations.