1995 · Neal Stephenson · 455 pages · Science Fiction
Stephenson's Hugo Award-winning exploration of nanotechnology, education, and cultural tribalism is brilliant in its ideas and uneven in its execution, anchored by one of science fiction's most compelling coming-of-age stories.
1992 · Neal Stephenson · 468 pages · Science Fiction
Neal Stephenson's wildly inventive cyberpunk satire invented the Metaverse and predicted the franchise economy with manic energy that hasn't lost its charge in three decades.
2015 · Neal Stephenson · 880 pages · Science Fiction
Neal Stephenson's massive hard science fiction epic about humanity's desperate attempt to survive the destruction of the Moon is brilliant in its engineering detail and divisive in its structure, particularly its controversial time jump.