Well yeah, but it's really just earth/humans. I mean, building a future earth society is good and all, but but the foundation is already there. All your work up to the present day is done for you.
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We have a forum for it. Enjoy. (Personally, I found book 1 confusing as well. It starts to clear up in another book or 2 or 3, or you can read Night of Knives which is sorta a prequel to GotM.)
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Though not a huge fan of the Gap Series (I still haven't finished the last book ), I'd recommend The Culture series by Iain M. Banks to anyone who likes large-scale sci-fi. Although the books aren't directly connected, they all take place in the same universe, involve the same organisations and reference the same events. Start with any of these three and if you like them try some of the rest:
- - Consider Phlebas
- Use of Weapons
- The Player of Games
Tho' all the maps of blood and flesh
Are posted on the door,
There's no one who has told us yet
What Boogie Street is for.
Are posted on the door,
There's no one who has told us yet
What Boogie Street is for.