Book Recommendations for Nicholas Chlumecky: Becky Chambers and Martha Wells

Nicholas Chlumecky have you tried Becky Chambers or Martha Wells? I have a feeling you'd love their stuff

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Nicholas Chlumecky have you tried Becky Chambers or Martha Wells? I have a feeling you'd love their stuff

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Nicholas Chlumecky
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I haven't! Including Jemisin. Do you have good entry points for them? My backlog is at this point a sprawling heap but the storygraph can always get more in the "to read" bucket
Steph Lundberg
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Probably Martha Wells would be the best to start with, the Murderbot Diairies, just because they're short and punchy (esp if, like me, you temporarily have the attention span of a gnat)
Steph Lundberg
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Then for Jemisin, probably The Great Cities series, because it's a duology and not as hefty as some of her other stuff (but all of her stuff is excellent)
Steph Lundberg
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Becky Chambers has a a couple of great series- I'd start with A Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet, which is book 1 of the Wayfarers series
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Steph Lundberg
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If you like that, you'll like the rest of her stuff too

Nicholas Chlumecky
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I haven't! Including Jemisin. Do you have good entry points for them? My backlog is at this point a sprawling heap but the storygraph can always get more in the "to read" bucket
Steph Lundberg
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Probably Martha Wells would be the best to start with, the Murderbot Diairies, just because they're short and punchy (esp if, like me, you temporarily have the attention span of a gnat)
Steph Lundberg
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Then for Jemisin, probably The Great Cities series, because it's a duology and not as hefty as some of her other stuff (but all of her stuff is excellent)
Steph Lundberg
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Becky Chambers has a a couple of great series- I'd start with A Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet, which is book 1 of the Wayfarers series
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Steph Lundberg
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If you like that, you'll like the rest of her stuff too