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Fargo Public Library (FPL): Main/Carlson branches in the Science Fiction section unless noted. Minnesota State University, Moorhead (MSUM) Lord Livingstone Library
## listing from the Top 100 Science Fiction Books. These are the books in the top 50 that I haven’t read, or only saw the movie, or just want to read again.
| ## | Author | Title | Year | MSUM | FPL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 | Dan Simmons | Hyperion | 1989 | m/c | |
| 24 | Neal Stephenson | Snow Crash | 1992 | m/c | |
| 25 | Niven & Pournelle | The Mote in God’s Eye | 1975 | PS3564.I9 M6 | m |
| 26 | Ursula K Le Guin | Left Hand of Darkness | 1969 | PS3562.E42 L4 | m/c |
| 31 | Alfred Bester | Stars My Destination | 1956 | PS3552.E796 S8 | |
| 33 | Roger Zelazny | Lord of Light | 1967 | PS3576.E43 L6 | m |
| 36 | Madeleine L’Engle | A Wrinkle In Time | 1962 | L566wr3 (2nd cur) | m/c (child SF) |
| 39 | Michael Crichton | The Andromeda Strain | 1969 | PS3553.R48 A5 | m/c (fiction) |
| 41 | Vernor Vinge | A Fire Upon the Deep | 1991 | PS3572.I534 F57 | |
| 42 | Neal Stephenson | Cryptonomicon | 1999 | m/c (fiction) | |
| 43 | John Wyndham | The Day of the Triffids | 1951 | PR6015.A6425 D39 | m/c |
| 44 | Philip K Dick | UBIK | 1969 | c | |
| 45 | Robert A Heinlein | Time Enough For Love | 1973 | ||
| 48 | Daniel Keyes | Flowers for Algernon | 1966 | PS3561.E8 F5 | m/c (fiction,teen) |
| 49 | Walter M Miller | Canticle for Leibowitz | 1959 | PS3563.I4215 C3 | m/c |
| 50 | Isaac Asimov | The End Of Eternity | 1955 | m (audio CD) |
| ## | Author | Title | Year | EW Grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 82 | Edgar Burroughs | A Princess of Mars | 1912 | A |
| EM Forster | The Machine Stops | 1909 | ||
| Clarke & Baxter | Sunstorm | 2005 | B+ | |
| Robert Reed | Well Of Stars | 2005 | A | |
| Robert Reed | Marrow | 2000 | ||
| Samuel R. Delany | Driftglass | 1971 | ||
| Samuel R. Delany | Distant Stars | 1981 | ||
| Samuel R. Delany | Stars In My Pocket Like Grains Of Sand | 1984 |
These Science Fiction Books are from other lists that I have laying around.
EW = Entertainment Weekly.
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