If you loved Tik Tok for its biting, comedic take on societal absurdities, you'll feel right at home with The Sirens of Titan. Vonnegut's novel lampoons everything from religion to war, following hapless Malachi Constant as he ricochets through space and time. The sly, irreverent humor and playful jabs at humanity's follies make this one of the sharpest satires in science fiction.

Enjoyed the pitch-black humor in Tik Tok? Red Plenty offers a darkly comic look at the Soviet Union's grand economic dreams through the lives of scientists, bureaucrats, and dreamers. Spufford's wry, often bleakly funny prose exposes the gap between utopian ideals and harsh reality in a way that's both thought-provoking and entertaining.

If you found Tik Tok fascinating for its exploration of android consciousness and what it means to be human, you'll be enthralled by Roderick. Also by John Sladek, this novel follows a robot's journey to understand a baffling and often illogical human world. It's a witty, philosophical, and sometimes poignant meditation on intelligence, free will, and society.

If Tik Tok's skewering of automation and dehumanizing systems grabbed you, Player Piano should be next on your list. Vonnegut's debut novel imagines a near-future America where machines make humans obsolete, focusing on engineer Paul Proteus's struggle within a soulless, automated world. Its dystopian satire is both funny and cuttingly relevant.

If you enjoyed the way Tik Tok bends conventions and toys with narrative expectations, you'll love The Eyre Affair. Jasper Fforde's novel features literary detective Thursday Next navigating a world where fiction and reality collide, packed with clever references, genre subversion, and metafictional playfulness that keeps you guessing and grinning.