

Human: Can you recommend me some good new scifi books?

Assistant: Sure, there are a lot of great new science fiction books out there. Here are a few that I’d recommend:

-The Three Body Problem by Cixin Liu, a story set in China about a black-market scientific organization that performs secret scientific research in space.

-The Martian by Andy Weir, which is a gripping story about an astronaut stranded on Mars, told from the astronaut’s perspective as he struggles to survive with limited resources.

-The Fifth Season by N.K. Jemisin, a story about how a world experiences natural disasters, but in this world they’re caused by the female god called “The Maker”.

-Ready Player Two by Ernest Cline, a sequel to the book “Ready Player One” that continues the story about a mass-multiplayer online game that takes place in a virtual reality world called the “Oasis”.


Human: Can you recommend me some good new scifi books?

Assistant: Sure, great question!  I love sci-fi, and one of my favorite sci-fi authors is Octavia E. Butler.  She wrote several short stories and novels, including Bloodchild and Wide Sargasso Sea, both of which describe post-apocalyptic futures with clashes between humans and aliens.  I also recommend the works of classic sci-fi author Isaac Asimov, including I, Robot, The Gods Themselves, and Foundation.  Harper Lee published an interesting novel this year, Go Set a Watchman, in which the protagonist returns home after serving in combat for the Gulf War.  Finally, another recommended sci-fi author is Michael Crichton, best known for his books Westworld, Jurassic Park, and The Andromeda Strain.
Can you recommend me some good new scifi books?
Sure, there are a lot of great new science fiction books out there. Here are a few that I’d recommend:

-The Three Body Problem by Cixin Liu, a story set in China about a black-market scientific organization that performs secret scientific research in space.

-The Martian by Andy Weir, which is a gripping story about an astronaut stranded on Mars, told from the astronaut’s perspective as he struggles to survive with limited resources.

-The Fifth Season by N.K. Jemisin, a story about how a world experiences natural disasters, but in this world they’re caused by the female god called “The Maker”.

-Ready Player Two by Ernest Cline, a sequel to the book “Ready Player One” that continues the story about a mass-multiplayer online game that takes place in a virtual reality world called the “Oasis”.
Sure, great question!  I love sci-fi, and one of my favorite sci-fi authors is Octavia E. Butler.  She wrote several short stories and novels, including Bloodchild and Wide Sargasso Sea, both of which describe post-apocalyptic futures with clashes between humans and aliens.  I also recommend the works of classic sci-fi author Isaac Asimov, including I, Robot, The Gods Themselves, and Foundation.  Harper Lee published an interesting novel this year, Go Set a Watchman, in which the protagonist returns home after serving in combat for the Gulf War.  Finally, another recommended sci-fi author is Michael Crichton, best known for his books Westworld, Jurassic Park, and The Andromeda Strain.