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r/printSF

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**A place to discuss published speculative fiction**—novels, short stories, comics, and more. Not sure if a book counts? Then post it! Science Fiction, Fantasy, Alt. History, Postmodern Lit., and more are all welcome here. **The key is that it be speculative, not that it fit some arbitrary genre guidelines**. Any sort of link or text post is welcome as long as it is about printed / text / static SF material.

Notice: This subreddit is not actively monitored, so the posts here are only a small subset of what exists on reddit.

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to r/printSF by AlivePassenger3859
3 months ago
Non-Dune Herbert.
to r/printSF by insideoutrance
2 months ago
sf authors with library and information science backgrounds
to r/printSF by CajunNerd92
5 months ago
Does anyone happen to know the name of this novel?
to r/printSF by CajunNerd92
6 months ago
An Overview of Janny Wurts' Epic Fantasy Series, 'The Wars of Light and Shadow'
to r/printSF by insideoutrance
2 months ago
Aurora Rising/The Wings Off Her Back
to r/printSF by GermanGuy1992
5 days ago
Looking for recommendations of sci-fi with good characters.
to r/printSF by 80sNight
7 months ago
Looking for SF Books with Unexpected Narrative Swerves
to r/printSF by CajunNerd92
10 months ago
Akira Toriyama, creator of Dragon Ball and Dr. Slump and character designer for Chrono Trigger and the Dragon Quest series of video games, has passed away at the young age of 68.
to r/printSF by Own-Ad5993
8 months ago
What are people's takes on the vampires in Blindsight?
to r/printSF by CajunNerd92
1 year ago
If you like galaxy spanning political sci-fi epics, please check out Legend of the Galactic Heroes. I promise that you won't regret it.
to r/printSF by BigJobsBigJobs
3 months ago
How many here had to hide that they were reading SF? Or have been shamed for reading SF?
to r/printSF by whatalreadyyes
4 months ago
Books with hopeless, dark endings - ones where the "good guys" are utterly defeated
to r/printSF by CajunNerd92
1 year ago
Mystery books where the mystery isn't explicitly solve in the text, but there are enough clues scattered around for you to be able to piece together the solution yourself?
to r/printSF by _HappyPringles
1 year ago
Is the Terra Ignota series worth continuing if I enjoyed "Too Like The Lightning?"
to r/printSF by withmyshield
4 months ago
Marko Kloos Frontlines Series
to r/printSF by not_that_observant
10 months ago
Could you please help me pick what to read out of my short list?
to r/printSF by RedCloakedCrow
3 weeks ago
The Coyote trilogy and it's perspective on the Confederacy
to r/printSF by JoahkimHellblazer
5 months ago
Sci-fi books that focus on terraforming?
to r/printSF by Trennosaurus_rex
6 months ago
Genetic modification or implant dedicated stories
to r/printSF by izotAcario
7 months ago
Help me choose next book. Dune Messiah, Starship troopers or Player of Games?
to r/printSF by MattMurdock30
11 months ago
Besides Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, What Are the Funniest or Most Satiric Science Fiction Works?
to r/printSF by GermanGuy1992
1 year ago
Can you recommend me some good finished series or stand-alone novels that aren't hard SF?
to r/printSF by Trennosaurus_rex
6 months ago
Help with Book, involved bidding on change?
to r/printSF by Solid_Station6598
1 year ago
IIL Machineries of Empire by Yoon Ha Lee, what else would I like?
to r/printSF by not_that_observant
10 months ago
I just finished Judas Unchained, should I continue with the Void Trilogy?