
Project Hail Mary
Andy Weir
2021 · 2022 edition
476 pages
Hard science fiction takes its science seriously. The physics is real, the engineering is worked out, and the plot often turns on solving a technical problem with what is at hand. If you enjoy orbital mechanics, first contact done plausibly, or survival by ingenuity, you will find the books here rewarding. This list shows the ones first published in 2021.

Andy Weir
2021 · 2022 edition
476 pages

Sarah Gailey
Published 2021
256 pages

A. G. Riddle
Published 2021
463 pages

Neal Stephenson
Published 2021
708 pages

Kate Hope Day
Published 2021
251 pages

Mary Robinette Kowal
Published 2021
384 pages

Tade Thompson
Published 2021
370 pages

Christopher Ruocchio
2021 · 2023 edition
672 pages

Ada Palmer
Published 2021
608 pages

Cassandra Khaw
Published 2021
288 pages

Marina J. Lostetter
2021 · 2024 edition
378 pages

Cixin Liu
Published 2021
87 pages

Hieronymus Hawkes
Published 2021
399 pages

W. Michael Gear
Published 2021
512 pages

Greg Egan
Published 2021
236 pages

Elly Bangs, Gilles Goullet
Published 2021
304 pages

Ada Hoffmann
Published 2021
368 pages

Danielle Gomes
Published 2021
482 pages

Randolph Lalonde
Published 2021
466 pages

James L. Cambias
2021 · 2022 edition
384 pages

Stanislaw Lem
Published 2021
344 pages

Gregory Benford
Published 2021
496 pages

Benjamin Rosenbaum
2021 · 2022 edition
416 pages

Cathy McCrumb
Published 2021
304 pages