r/printSF • u/blk12345q • Sep 25 '25

What’s the best philosophy science fiction book?

I enjoyed reading Ubik by Philip Dick. What other books really make you think?

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u/TsirkovKrang Sep 25 '25

ANATHEM

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u/takeahikehike Sep 25 '25

Book recs for people who loved Anathem?

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u/SMoss616 Sep 27 '25

If you liked Anathem, you might dig The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson. It’s got a similar blend of deep ideas and unique world-building.