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The Strand has been on my list for some time but I haven't had the chance to read it yet. I'll check out Cell. Thanks.

Hi. I'm looking for books where the protagonist is one of the few survivors of a major disaster which occurs modern-day. The disaster, preferably, is one of the following: Meteor strike, zombie, or mass natural disaster. Basically I'm looking one which follows someone through the event, and...

You know, I think I've read either that book or a very similar book. I don't recall the title, but it was short, and it was about a writer who had his body modified to match with several different species in order for him to learn how to interact with them and convey a message from the humans.

Lucky for me I copy-n-pasted it into notepad to save it. Lets try again: Oh man... I just spent the last 5 minutes reading the description and reviews of To Live Again by Lurlene Mcdaniel on Amazon. The whole time I'm like... where the heck is the reincarnation part. This isn't what I'm looking...

I just made a post, but it said it has to be reviewed by a moderator before it will be posted. Why is this? I didn't use prophanities, post links, or anything that I would think it would get flagged for. I gotta say, it's pretty annoying.

Oh man... I just spent the last 5 minutes reading the description and reviews of To Live Again by Lurlene Mcdaniel on Amazon. The whole time I'm like... where the heck is the reincarnation part. This isn't what I'm looking for at all! And then I read a review which said that this book is great...

Wow, I'm pleasantly surprised at the quick supply of responses here. I was a little taken aback after I saw only one thread posted in yesterday. I've actually started writing a story about a guy who falls asleep one night and awakens to being born. I'm not a writing nor do I have any skill in...

Can anyone recommend a book with reincarnation as the primary sci-fi idea. I'm not looking for someone re-born into the distant future, but rather reborn immediately after his or her death. It doesn't even have to start with the persons death... maybe just changing lives or something. A few...

Pandora's Star and the sequal Judas Unchained by Peter F. Hamilton are among my favorite all time books. They aren't strictly space operas, but they are incredible reads. Highly recommended.