What are some excellent but obscure Science Fiction novels I can review on my website?

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I am running a website called www.scifihunter.com, and I am trying to find the best science fiction books and films regardless of their popularity. Let me know what you think is the best science fiction book, short story, or film, if it is well known or not, or in print or not.


4 Responses to “What are some excellent but obscure Science Fiction novels I can review on my website?”

  1. Rex — December 29, 2009 @ 4:53 am

    The books of China Mieville. Highly underrated by most people.

  2. J4shaw — December 29, 2009 @ 4:53 am

    Michael Crichton is the only Sci Fi author I know, and having read only one of his books…"Prey" I can vouvh for it being very obscure.

    About Michael Crichton
    Michael Crichton is the author of The Andromeda Strain, Congo, Jurassic Park, Rising Sun, The Terminal Man, The Lost World, Airframe and Timeline. He is the winner of an Edgar Award (1980; The Great Train Robbery) as well as an Emmy, a Peabody, and a Writer’s Guild of America Award for the television series ER.

    Novels
    A Case of Need (1968) (writing as Jeffrey Hudson)
    The Andromeda Strain (1969)
    Dealing: Or the Berkeley to Boston Forty-brick Lost-bag Blues (1971) (writing as Michael Douglas)
    The Terminal Man (1972)
    The Great Train Robbery (1973)
    Westworld (1974)
    Eaters of the Dead (1976)
    aka The 13th Warrior
    Congo (1980)
    Sphere (1987)
    Rising Sun (1991)
    Disclosure (1993)
    Airframe (1996)
    Twister (1996) (with Anne-Marie Martin)
    Timeline (1998)
    Prey (2002)
    State of Fear (2004)
    Next (2006)
    Pirate Latitudes (2009)

    Similar authors:
    Clive Cussler
    Michael Connelly
    John Grisham
    James Patterson
    Robin Cook
    Patricia Cornwell
    Stephen King
    Tom Clancy
    Dan Brown
    Jeffery Deaver
    Lee Child
    Dean Koontz
    Harlan Coben
    David Baldacci
    Stephen Coonts

  3. N-I-G-G-A-R-D-L-Y is a nono word — December 29, 2009 @ 4:53 am

    H. Beam Piper

    Although this author won awards, a lot of his fiction has fallen out of print since the 80s. Which is a bit surprising since a number of the present hot authors owe a direct debt to him.

    Poul Anderson
    The guy wrote roughly a hundred books, yet you don’t see a lot of reprints of his classics anymore. i’m glad I snapped these up over the years used

    Fritz Leiber
    Oddly enough his sci-fi is all but forgotten these days and even his more popular fantasy works rarely seem to get mentioned by the under 30 set.

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