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xyla-phone t1_j5qk26o wrote

Read 200-400 page standalone novels. Don’t start off with series, as character development is usually a larger arc and there’s potential for a lot of characters.

Also really hone in on the genre you’re looking for in fiction, as well as the plot. Is romance your thing? Science? Swords and shit? I recently read the Martian and I loved it - way more science based than a fiction I’m used to, and no romance so pretty good for nonfiction readers.

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xyla-phone t1_iy7ii28 wrote

If you're into it, the new Star Wars canon novels are very good!! There's some surrounding every movie, and around a lot of smaller characters. There's some geared towards YA readers that are really good, but have less subtext/complex plot. The audiobooks are also very well done.

Foundryside isn't technically a sci-fi, but like a steampun fantasy with a science-based "magic" system? It's a trilogy and very good so far.

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