The Nebula, an award given by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA), appeared in 1966 and is a recognition given to the best works of Science fiction produced in certain periods.
Likewise, the Hugo award, launched in 1953 – whose name honors Hugo Gernsback, founder of the science fiction magazine Amazing Stories –, is also a prestigious honor for works of science fiction.
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The Five Greatest Science Fiction Books
Dune – Frank Herbert (1965)
“Dune”, a classic novel by Frank Herbert, is such an important work that it has already spawned two film versions – one directed by David Lynch, in 1984, and another by Dennis Villeneuve, in 2021.
The story takes place in the distant future and portrays a feudal intergalactic empire amid warring noble houses.
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At the heart of the plot is the story of Paul Atreides, a member of the powerful House Atreides, whose family is relocated to the desert planet Arrakis.
This change is crucial, as Arrakis is the only known source of the spice mélange, a priceless substance in the universe. Throughout the narrative, we are involved in an exciting journey full of political intrigue.
Rendezvous with Rama – Arthur C. Clarke (1973)
Arthur C. Clarke, author of the classic “2001: A Space Odyssey”, presents in his work an intriguing story that begins with the impact of a gigantic meteor with the Earth, devastating much of the Europe. To prevent future catastrophes, world leaders and scientists create a space monitoring system called Spaceguard.
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Fifty years later, a new mission is carried out with the objective of investigating another meteor that approaches, called Rama. Surprisingly, Rama turns out to be a complex and mysterious construction, full of enigmas that defy human concepts.
Neuromancer – William Gibson (1984)
“Neuromancer” is an acclaimed masterpiece, responsible for introducing the concept of cyberspace, predicting with remarkable accuracy the internet environment that would later develop. The gripping storyline tells the story of Case, a skilled hacker known as "cowboy of cyberspace”.
However, when his illegal activities are discovered, Case is punished with the insertion of a toxin in his nervous system, which deprives him of accessing the virtual world.
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Devoid of its identity as hacker, he becomes a drifter. In search of survival, Case embarks on an extraordinary journey, filled with surprising twists and discoveries, which will transform the world and the perception of reality forever.
American Gods – Neil Gaiman (2001)
The plot centers on Shadow Moon, an ex-convict who, upon being released, receives the devastating news of his wife's death in a mysterious accident.
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As Shadow explores the world after his release, he begins to realize that there is an intricate web of happenings and secrets. He soon finds himself involved in an epic war between different gods that live on Earth, even if they are not always recognized or worshiped as deities.
The Police Union Yiddish – Michael Chabon (2007)
Michael Chabon presents an intriguing historical revisionism: after World War II, a Jewish refugee settlement is established in Alaska, while the state of Israel is destroyed. In this alternate scenario, a murder occurs, and Detective Meyer Landsman is tasked with solving the mystery.
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The novel combines elements of thriller and speculative fiction, creating an engaging and action-packed plot. Gangsters face each other in this imaginary reality, provoking reflections on the possible consequences of a great war and its consequences.
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