r/sciencefiction:

u/DirectorBiggs

OP that’s so blurry I can’t read many of the titles. As long as you have Romulus in the sucks pile then it’s close to accurate, Prey should be one tier up. OG Predator one tier down.
u/DirectorBiggs

AT is my favorite contemporary author, amazing scope of ideas and prolific af output. JSAC is my other favorite but their pace pales in comparison, needs be savored whereas AT can be dive deep reading new material for years.
u/DirectorBiggs

Ok. Don’t start with Consider Phlebas. Hard disagree, it’s a perfect launch pad for The Culture, especially as it’s his first published book in the series AND it’s unique in it’s perspective coming in as an outsider. It’s fantastic.
u/DirectorBiggs

I haven’t read Becky Chambers yet but will soon, all the others I can say for certain are fabulous. Pick one and enjoy, they’re all great. It’s hard to say which will be best for you OP as that’s very subjective, pick one and enjoy.
u/DirectorBiggs

The Dogs of War trilogy as well, its so good. I actually like both Final Architecture and DoW trilogies more than the Children Ofs, although theyre all wonderful.