bacigalupi

You might like some of the Paolo Bacigalupi windup world stuff.

It's technically biopunk but I nonetheless feel that The Windup Girl by Paolo Bacigalupi shares a lot of the same aesthetic.

The Scalzi and Bacigalupi books are so worth it.

I'd suggest reading some of the Dangerous Visions anthology or more recently Paolo Bacigalupi if you'd like a properly melancholy commentary on the future with Science!

«The windup girl», Paolo Bacigalupi -- Harsh, hot, cruel, realistic and futuristic.

Another, less optimistic view of this same future is the short story "Pump Six" by Paolo Bacigalupi.

Anyone immediately think of Pump Six, by Paolo Bacigalupi, when they got to this part of the story?

I want to add that "Pump Six and Other Stories" by Paolo Bacigalupi is also a great read.

All of the stories in Bacigalupi's _The_Windup_Girl_ universe contain sub-plots about the 'Calorie Cartels' based in Iowa.

There's an interesting take on going back to something like this in Paolo Bacigalupi's _The Windup Girl_[1].

Paolo Bacigalupi "Pump Six and Other Stories" short sci-fi stories.

Didn't get aorund reading it till this year, but I highly recommend _The Windup Girl_ by Paolo Bacigalupi.

Another, less optimistic view of this same future is the short story "Pump Six" by Paolo Bacigalupi.

I want to add that "Pump Six and Other Stories" by Paolo Bacigalupi is also a great read.

Paolo Bacigalupi "Pump Six and Other Stories" short sci-fi stories.

Saw this on a social network with a mention of Paolo Bacigalupi's "The water knife", which is a great scifi book about a future with water wars.

Anyone immediately think of Pump Six, by Paolo Bacigalupi, when they got to this part of the story?

All of the stories in Bacigalupi's _The_Windup_Girl_ universe contain sub-plots about the 'Calorie Cartels' based in Iowa.

There's an interesting take on going back to something like this in Paolo Bacigalupi's _The Windup Girl_[1].