Book recommendations

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@channingwalton Recently read »I, Robot« from Asimov. The short stories are entertaining and very thoughtful.

@channingwalton I would like a wizard where I tell it I like Asimov (especially Daneel and Giskard) and Clarke, and it recommends others.

@channingwalton pretty much anything by Alastair Reynolds. House of Suns is particularly great.

@channingwalton I’ve enjoyed the Laundry novels by Charles Stross.

@channingwalton "Wool" series by Hugh Howey.

@channingwalton recently i reread zamyatin's "we" and imo it is as good as "1984" or "A brave new world" http://t.co/2Ny6gzyL

@channingwalton Try http://t.co/nrOtmlG or http://t.co/bBbxU4t

@channingwalton well it's not new, but currently enjoying Julian May's Saga of The Exiles series again.

@channingwalton thoroughly enjoyed Spinward Fringe Origins. Classic space opera, and free! https://t.co/Roq1sEUG

@channingwalton I loved Traitor by @Mark_Eller. It is a free on kindle and free on http://t.co/638p9lFh http://t.co/ctVWOXkh

@channingwalton I'm reading cloud atlas, which is not strictly scifi but close. Enjoying it so far...

@channingwalton Kim Stanley Robinson - The "Mars" Trilogy. Or "Ready Player One"

I've also enjoyed books by Iain M Banks (Culture novels), Alistair Reynolds, Only Forward by Michael Marshall Smith, Orson Scott Card.