Space Opera
Empires, fleets, and a very large map. Interstellar fiction at full scale — dynasties, wars and long journeys, told with more appetite for spectacle than for engineering.
On the Science Fiction & the Future shelf.
Books shelved as Space Opera
- The End and the Death: Volume II — Dan Abnett
- Kingdoms of Death — Christopher Ruocchio
- Abaddon's Gate — James S. A. Corey
- Aeons — Andrew Hastie
- The Silent War — Anthony Reynolds / Chris Wraight / Graham McNeill / Rob Sanders / Nick Kyme / James Swallow / John French / C Z. Dunn / John French / L.J. Goulding / Anthony Reynolds / James Swallow / Christian Z. Dunn / Nick Kyme / Graham McNeill / Rob Sanders / Chris Wraight / Laurie Goulding
- Judas Unchained — Peter F. Hamilton
- Garro: Weapon of Fate — James Swallow
- Dune: The Battle of Corrin — Brian Herbert / Kevin J. Anderson
- Skyward — Brandon Sanderson
- Tales of Heresy — Dan Abnet / Lindsey Priestley / Dan Abnett / Mike Lee / Anthony Reynolds / James Swallow / Gav Thorpe / Graham McNeill / Matthew Farrer / Nick Kyme
- Corax — Gav Thorpe
- Starsight — Lee Garbett
- Ancillary Sword — Ann Leckie
- Deliverance Lost — Gav Thorpe
- The First Wall — Gav Thorpe
- Warhawk — Chris Wraight
- Old Earth — Nick Kyme
- Scions of the Storm (The Horus Heresy Short Story) — Anthony Reynolds
- Cibola Burn — James S. A. Corey
- The Vital Abyss — James S. A. Corey
- The End of All Things — John Scalzi
- Strange Dogs — James S. A. Corey
- The Wolf of Ash and Fire (The Horus Heresy) — Graham McNeill
- Saga, Vol. 12 — Brian K. Vaughan / Fiona Staples
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