If you enjoyed Biron Farrill's dangerous journey to uncover a planetary conspiracy in The Stars, Like Dust, you'll love Dune, where Paul Atreides must survive betrayal and adapt to the harsh desert world of Arrakis while pursuing a destiny that could change the fate of the galaxy.

If the tangled web of political intrigue between planetary rulers and rebels in The Stars, Like Dust drew you in, A Deepness in the Sky will captivate you with its complex plots among interstellar traders, secretive power players, and the enigmatic alien civilization orbiting a strange star.

If you were fascinated by the vast interstellar settings, feuding noble houses, and the sense of a living, ancient galactic civilization in The Stars, Like Dust, you'll be enthralled by Asimov's Foundation, where the fate of the entire galaxy hinges on science, psychohistory, and the subtle interplay of power across worlds.

If the rapid pace and constant sense of danger in Biron's story kept you turning pages, The Demolished Man will grip you with its relentless chase between a wealthy murderer and a telepathic detective in a futuristic society, full of tense confrontations and clever plot turns.

If the glimpses of different planetary societies and the cultural clashes in The Stars, Like Dust intrigued you, The Left Hand of Darkness offers a deep dive into the unique gender dynamics and customs of the Gethenians, as an outsider tries to navigate their world and politics.