Science Fiction A-Z @scifimonth2025

I love doing A-Z lists, and I’ve covered all of the genres I love over the years. I’ve even done a different Science Fiction A-Z back in 2019, but I figured it’s time for an update! All of my picks are fairly recent books that I’ve read, or in some cases for the tough letters, I’ve found books on my TBR. Titles are linked to either my review or to Goodreads.

Big thanks to Emma for reminding me about this list, and do stop by and check out her A-Z list as well!

A – The Afterlife Project by Tim Weed

B – Boy, With Accidental Dinosaur by Ian McDonald

C – Calamity by Constance Fay

D – Devil’s Gun by Cat Rambo

E – Earth Retrograde by R.W.W. Greene

F – Future’s Edge by Gareth L. Powell

G – Ghost Station by S.A. Barnes

H – Halcyon Years by Alastair Reynolds

I – The Infinite State by Richard Swan

J – Jitterbug by Gareth L. Powell

K – Key Lime Sky by Al Hess

L – Love Galaxy by Sierra Branham

M – Murder By Memory by Olivia Waite

N – Not With a Bang by Temi Oh

O – Outlaw Planet by M.R. Carey

P – The Photonic Effect by Mike Chen

Q – The Quiet Boy by Ben Winters

R – Rose/House by Arkady Martine

S – The Stardust Grail by Yume Kitasei

T – Time’s Agent by Brenda Peynado

U – Unexploded Remnants by Elaine Gallagher

V – Volatile Memory by Seth Haddon

W – When We Were Real by Daryl Gregory

X – Extremity by Nicholas Binge

Y – You Weren’t Meant To Be Human by Andrew Joseph White

Z – Zoo City by Lauren Beukes


Have you read any of these books?

Posted November 18, 2025 by Tammy in A-Z, Lists, Sci-Fi Month / 24 Comments


24 responses to “Science Fiction A-Z @scifimonth2025”

  1. I don’t believe I’ve read a single one of these. 🙁 But on a positive note, several are on my list that I hope to get to. Nice job filling out the alphabet!

    • Tammy

      I always think I don’t read much science fiction, but when I put a list together it turns out I’ve read quite a bit:-)

  2. What an impressive list – I need to go take another look, definitely read ‘Z’. Don’t think I’ve read any of the others although I’m planning to pick up ‘O’.
    Lynn 😀

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