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Ann Leckie

Ancillary Justice

In a universe dominated by artificial intelligence and interstellar warfare, a fragmented AI seeks revenge on those who destroyed her starship and murdered her crew. Ancillary Justice explores themes of identity, consciousness, and the consequences of advanced technology, much like Multiverse. Leckie's unique perspective and intricate world-building will captivate Weber's fans.

John Scalzi

The Human Division

The Human Division is a collection of interconnected novellas set in Scalzi's Old Man's War universe. The stories follow a diplomat and his team as they navigate a series of crises and conflicts between humanity and various alien races. The political intrigue, humor, and action-packed space battles will appeal to Multiverse fans.

Mary Robinette Kowal

The Calculating Stars

In an alternate history where a meteorite strikes Earth in the 1950s, humanity must accelerate its space program to ensure the survival of the species. The Calculating Stars follows a mathematician and pilot as she fights for her place in the astronaut corps. Kowal's attention to detail and character development will appeal to Multiverse fans who enjoy complex world-building and well-drawn characters.

Liu Cixin

The Three-Body Problem

In this Hugo Award-winning novel, humanity makes contact with an alien civilization that is on the brink of collapse due to a complex mathematical problem. The Three-Body Problem explores themes of science, philosophy, and the consequences of advanced technology, much like Multiverse. Cixin's unique perspective and intricate world-building will captivate Weber's fans.

Lois McMaster Bujold

The Vorkosigan Saga

The Vorkosigan Saga is a series of science fiction novels and stories that follow the life and adventures of Miles Vorkosigan, a disabled war hero and diplomat. The series explores themes of identity, politics, and the consequences of advanced technology, much like Multiverse. Bujold's character-driven stories and intricate world-building will appeal to Weber's fans.

Isaac Asimov

The Foundation Trilogy

The Foundation Trilogy is a series of science fiction novels that follow a group of scientists and engineers as they work to preserve human knowledge and culture in the face of a collapsing galactic empire. The series explores themes of history, science, and the consequences of advanced technology, much like Multiverse. Asimov's intricate world-building and exploration of character will appeal to Weber's fans.