If you loved the wild, tongue-in-cheek humor and sharp parody of classic sci-fi conventions that Willful Child delivers through Hadrian Sawback’s misadventures, you’ll have a blast with Redshirts. Scalzi’s crew of expendable space officers navigate a universe where genre rules are turned upside down, all with biting wit and meta-awareness that will keep you laughing and guessing.

If you enjoyed the zany, irreverent escapades of Captain Sawback and his crew, you’ll find Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy just as delightful. Arthur Dent’s journey through a bizarre, bureaucratic cosmos is packed with hilarious situations, eccentric characters, and clever satirical jabs at science fiction’s greatest hits.

If Hadrian’s gleefully reckless, ethically dubious leadership won you over, you’ll love The Android’s Dream. Scalzi’s protagonist, Harry Creek, navigates interplanetary politics with a blend of cunning, questionable choices, and laugh-out-loud antics, all while the fate of two worlds hangs in the balance.

If you appreciated the relentless pace and barrage of jokes in Willful Child, Year Zero will keep you grinning. Rob Reid’s romp through a universe obsessed with Earth’s music is both a wild adventure and a razor-sharp satire, with every page packed with clever gags and unexpected twists.

If you loved the dysfunctional yet endearing crew dynamics in Willful Child, you’ll enjoy The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet. Chambers brings together a cast of misfits aboard the tunneling ship Wayfarer, offering humor, heart, and real camaraderie as they bumble through the galaxy.