Books like All Tomorrows by C.M. Kösemen

Set on the desert planet Arrakis, Dune follows Paul Atreides as he rises from betrayed heir to the enigmatic Muad'Dib, guarding the precious spice melange that fuels galactic politics and extends life.

In the 29th century, humanity’s vast Hegemony spans dozens of worlds connected by farcaster portals, while the enigmatic Shrike guards the Time Tombs on the lone planet Hyperion. A diverse pilgrimage of chosen individuals must each recount why they were summoned to witness the tombs’ reverse time cycle.

A soldier's harrowing journey across the stars, spanning space and time in Joe Haldeman's hard sci-fi epic war story.

A covert scientific team ventures into the isolated Area X, a reclaimed landscape rife with anomalies and unknown life. As discoveries deepen, hidden motives and secrets threaten to unravel the expedition and alter humanity’s understanding of nature.

Human survivors flee a dying Earth to a terraformed planet, only to find it inhabited by dangerous lifeforms and two emerging civilizations vying for survival.

The Mote in God's Eye, by Larry Niven, is a science‑fiction novel that explores human encounters with extraterrestrial life.

Ursula K. Le Guin’s landmark 1969 novel explores a gender‑fluid alien society on the ice‑bound world of Gethen, challenging human assumptions about sex, politics, and humanity through a compelling diplomacy adventure.

In Jeff VanderMeer’s Authority, a secret agency known as the Southern Reach watches over the mysterious Area X, a lush domain cut off from civilization. After a failed twelfth expedition, new head John Rodriguez uncovers unsettling truths through interrogations, notes, and harrowing video footage.

Prophetic science fiction.

Astrophysicist Dmitry Malyanov races toward a Nobel‑worthy discovery, but a series of uncanny events threatens to halt his progress as he confronts the universe’s opposition to scientific ambition.

In the near‑future city of Hope, a famed poet’s brutal murder triggers a perilous investigation that exposes hidden gods, underground psychosis, and a scientist’s descent into the killer’s mind.

The fifth book in David Drake’s RCN – Lt. Leary series, Some Golden Harbor continues the space warfare saga featuring Lt. Leary, Adele Mundy, and Daniel Leary.

Northworld is a science fiction novel by David Drake.

A science‑fiction trilogy by David Drake titled the Northworld Trilogy.

The Way to Glory is a science‑fiction space warfare tale by David Drake that explores interstellar conflict, high‑tech strategy, and the harsh realities of combat in a futuristic universe.

"Thousands or millions of years into the future, what will our species be like? Will it change radically? Or will we become builders of the next dominant intelligence on Earth - the machines?". "These and many other seemingly fantastic scenarios are the very real possibilities explored in Peter Ward's Future Evolution, a penetrating look at what might come next in the history of the planet. Looking to the past for clues about the future, Ward describes how the main catalyst for evolutionary change has historically been mass extinction. While many scientists gloomily predict that humanity will eventually create such a situation, Ward argues that one is already well under way - the extinction of large mammals - and that a new age of humanity is coming that will radically revise the diversity of life on Earth. Finally, Ward examines the question of human extinction and reaches the starting conclusion that the likeliest scenario is not our imminent demise but long-term survival - perhaps reaching as far as the death of the Sun."--BOOK JACKET.

Take back plenty is a science-fiction novel by Colin Greenland, cataloged with ISBN 0044402651.

Collection of essays: What Do You Call a Platypus? The Rhythm of Day and Night The Sun Vanishes The Flying Mountains The Romance of Mars Knowledge is Anywhere Earth Air Water Fire Space Time Mass You Can't Even Break Even The Secret of the Squid How Many Inches in a Mile? Beyond the Ultimate The Lunar Landing After Apollo, What? No Space for Women? Future Fun Personal Flight Freedom at Last The Age of the Computer The End The End, Unless ... The Fourth Revolution The Perfect Machine Prediction As a Side Effect The Serious Side of Science Fiction A Literature of Ideas The Scientists' Responsibility

After a rare genetic mutation reveals terrifying teeth, Yaya Betancourt discovers she is the result of a decades‑old pharmaceutical experiment and must flee a powerful corporation that will stop at nothing to harness her power.