Discover books similar to "Counting Heads" series

Charles Stross

Accelerando

'Accelerando' and 'Counting Heads' both depict future societies transformed by technology. This book, however, focuses more on the impact of the singularity and the accelerating pace of change.

Iain M. Banks

Matter

Fans of the complex, post-human society in 'Counting Heads' will enjoy this space opera. It takes place in a universe where advanced AI and space-faring cultures coexist, often uneasily.

Richard K. Morgan

Altered Carbon

Fans of the post-human society in 'Counting Heads' will enjoy this cyberpunk thriller. It takes place in a world where consciousness can be transferred between bodies, leading to issues of identity, power, and corruption.

Neal Stephenson

The Diamond Age

This book, like 'Counting Heads', presents a future where technology has significantly altered society. It focuses on a young girl who comes into possession of a sophisticated interactive book, leading to a series of adventures.

Drew Magary

The Postmortal

While not as focused on technology, this book shares 'Counting Heads'' exploration of a future society dealing with significant change. In this case, it's a cure for aging, leading to overpopulation and societal upheaval.

Peter Watts

Blindsight

Like 'Counting Heads', this book explores the nature of consciousness and humanity. It takes place in a universe where humanity has encountered alien life, leading to questions about our own nature.

Mary Doria Russell

The Sparrow

Fans of 'Counting Heads'' exploration of humanity and society will enjoy this book's examination of faith and first contact. It follows a Jesuit mission to another planet, with disastrous consequences.

Neal Stephenson

Anathem

This book, like 'Counting Heads', presents a complex, detailed future society. It takes place in a world where intellectuals live in secluded monasteries, only interacting with the secular world at specific intervals.

Ursula K. Le Guin

The Left Hand of Darkness

Fans of 'Counting Heads'' exploration of society and identity will enjoy this classic science fiction novel. It takes place on a planet where inhabitants can choose and change their gender, leading to complex societal dynamics.

Orson Scott Card

Ender's Game

While not as technologically focused, this book shares 'Counting Heads'' exploration of society and identity. It follows a young boy recruited for military training, leading to questions about morality and power.