Is it just me, or does the volume of high quality non-fiction content written every year greatly exceed the volume of fiction content?

Would love to stumble across some new sci-fi fiction series, but always find myself going back to my favorites (Dune, anything Asimov, etc)

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Have you tried Ted Chiang or William Gibson’s The Jackpot trilogy

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Added to my reading list! Thanks for the recommendation

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This is gold! Thanks so much for sharing; great mix of things I’ve read and things I haven’t yet

check out meltem's list, haven't seen one as good yet https://www.meltemdemirors.com/sci-fi-reading-list

Had no idea those were adaptations, even more motivation to read the source material

You got it. The movie Arrival based on one of Chiang’s stories is excellent with a great soundtrack. Amazon has adapted The Peripheral with a Westworld sensibility 

https://music.apple.com/us/album/arrival-original-motion-picture-soundtrack/1440758063