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... the sweeping, galaxy-spanning conflicts and interwoven destinies?
Dune by Frank Herbert
If you loved the vast scope of The Reality Dysfunction, you'll be drawn into the intricate web of political intrigue, competing factions, and the fate of entire worlds in Dune. Paul Atreides' journey navigates power struggles on a planetary and galactic level, echoing the grand, epic ambition you enjoyed.
... immense, meticulously crafted universes filled with technological marvels?
Revelation Space by Alastair Reynolds
If you were fascinated by the detailed worldbuilding and advanced technology in The Reality Dysfunction, Revelation Space will hook you with its richly imagined civilizations, intricate starships, and mysterious alien artifacts. You'll find yourself immersed in a universe where every detail feels grounded and expansive.
... complex, scientifically grounded space adventures?
Pandora's Star by Peter F. Hamilton
If you appreciated the hard science fiction elements and plausible technology of The Reality Dysfunction, you'll love Pandora's Star. From wormhole trains to realistic depictions of interstellar travel, this novel offers a vision of the future where science shapes the fate of empires and individuals alike.
... grand, action-packed stories driven by diverse groups of characters?
Leviathan Wakes by James S. A. Corey
If you enjoyed following a large ensemble cast across tangled storylines in The Reality Dysfunction, Leviathan Wakes will thrill you. You'll meet a range of compelling characters—like Holden and Miller—whose intersecting quests and perspectives bring the solar system to life.
... morally complex protagonists making difficult, often questionable choices?
Use Of Weapons by Iain Banks
If the shades-of-gray morality and ambiguous heroes of The Reality Dysfunction struck a chord with you, Use of Weapons will resonate. The enigmatic Cheradenine Zakalwe's actions challenge your sense of right and wrong, weaving a story as morally intricate as it is unforgettable.
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