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Space Sci-Fi Book of the Week: Artemis by Andy Weir – A Lunar Heist That Reaches for the Stars
Jul 8, 2025
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When Andy Weir crafted "The Martian," he proved that hard science fiction could be both intellectually rigorous and wildly entertaining. With "Artemis," published in 2017, Weir transports readers to humanity's first city on the Moon, creating a space sci-fi universe where lunar tourism meets criminal enterprise in the most unlikely of settings.
Space-Fi Book of the Week: "Future's Edge" by Gareth L. Powell
Apr 28, 2025
Literature
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In the expansive world of space science fiction, few novels combine heart-pounding adventure with deep emotional resonance like Gareth L. Powell’s "Future's Edge." Published on February 25, 2025, by Titan Books, this standout title is already captivating readers with its blend of science, mystery, and human drama.
Space-Fi Book of the Week: “Some Desperate Glory” by Emily Tesh
Apr 16, 2025
Literature
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Welcome to Scinexic.com’s new feature, Space-Fi Book of the Week! This week we shine the spotlight on “Some Desperate Glory” by Emily Tesh—a riveting space opera that has captivated readers and critics alike.
Space-Fi Book of the Week: "The Expanse: A Little Death"
Apr 3, 2025
Literature
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Discover the latest confirmed gem in the world of space sci‑fi comics with BOOM! Studios’ new series, "The Expanse: A Little Death." Announced at Boom! Studios and launched via a Kickstarter campaign on April 2, 2025, this upcoming graphic novel promises to deliver all the high-stakes cosmic adventure and profound storytelling that fans of The Expanse have come to expect.
Top 9 Space Sci-Fi Literary Worlds for Architectural Inspiration
Mar 6, 2025
Literature
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Space sci‑fi isn’t just about epic interstellar adventures and futuristic battles—it also sparks a creative revolution in architecture. From the sprawling megacities of galactic empires to intricately carved desert fortresses, sci‑fi literature provides designers with an endless supply of visionary ideas. These otherworldly environments push the boundaries of what is possible in real-world design, inspiring architects to reimagine urban living, sustainable structures, and adaptive spaces.
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