#sciencefictions

[violetkensington]

Where the Best Science Fiction Novels Are and How to Get Them Online

From fantastical worlds to possible intergalactic journeys, science fiction books have, for centuries, captured the imaginations of readers. The stories allow one to go beyond what is humanly capable or with what the present-day would define as possible in technology, space, or the human condition-all from the comfort of a favourite reading spot.

Why Read Science Fiction Books

Not just about alien invasions and robots uprising; this is also about challenging our imaginations to think beyond what it really is today. Most probably the best science fiction books seem to ask serious questions about one's view of the world, of humanity, and of ethics. Politics, society, and survival are themes present in classics like Dune by Frank Herbert and George Orwell's 1984. New events like Andy Weir's The Martian or Liu Cixin's The Three-Body Problem have written science-stretching stories within plausible technologies.

Whether you're a die-hard fan or a mere newbie in sci-fi, these books are for everybody. From space opera to dystopian speculation, each universe is boundless, much like its fans.

Finding the Best Science Fiction Books Online

The dawn of online book outlets has made it easy to pick your next treasure. Whether it is a time-honored collection for you or the most current release, online stores have tons of selections at highly competitive prices. Most likely you will come across such platforms as Amazon, Book Depository, or other independent retailers to give you user reviews and curated listings to help your choices. And some of these sites have their own eBook services so that you can have immediate access to your next adventure.

And for those who would like to travel without paying, secondhand and online book communities are some areas to check out. Websites like ThriftBooks or Better World Books turn up some sustainable and inexpensive means of adding to your collection when needing an alternative resource.

Why Shop Online for Books?

One of the benefits of shopping at an online books outlet is the convenience, range of selection, and cost effectiveness. With a few clicks, it allows you to compare prices, listen to reviews, and see what others have written about something that seems like it would just suit you. Some sites even offer a special price for boxed sets so that you can plunge into a series right away.

Into the vast universe of literature, the forms of science fiction maintain a light to dreamers, thinkers and adventurers. Why not? You can explore the best science fiction titles today with a promise from an online book outlet for your next great escape

[simon-roy]

revisiting some aliens I haven't drawn in 12+ years for an upcoming short comic - and its lovely to see them again

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Nestle84

[rhubarbes]

Synthetic Studio (Ai)

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Max Bedulenko

@BedulenkoMa

[exobiotica]

More strange megafauna.

[carnagewizard]

[generativetenebrousautomata]

[barrycoganart]

Renamon Ready.

A little image of Renamon from season 3 of Digimon, getting ready to battle a new opponent that’s breached into the real world. Enjoy!

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[alexriesart]

Birrin smoking house, with two males winding down with the sun.

[ericlvargas]

Finished this one last night! Been awhile since I'd drawn any mecha action so felt good to fill the void! Gonna do more with these designs eventually I think, wanna do some design sheets!

DM me if you have any mecha or scenes involving them you want commissioned!

[simon-roy]

Soon to be collected in a book on @kickstarter - the first part of a little sci-fi tale called "A Portrait of the Artist as Hive Parasite", about a Terran deserter, living among the hive-men of mars…

Eking out a living, doing what he always dreamed of - performing for a captive audience…

Follow along at webtoons, or patreon...

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Nestle84

Click here to see more of the 84 series!

[rhubarbes]

あむ曇 -AMUKUMO- 

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Paul Gulacy