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Pushing Ice by Alastair Reynolds
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House of Suns is a fantastic read. You should also look at his shorts in Diamond Dogs and Turquoise Days.
Another fantastic short story is The Sleepover. Most of humanity is in hibernation and is being haunted by ethereal lovecraftian entities.
Turquoise Days was the first short story I read by him, and I think it could make a fun movie.
A few of his short stories have been adapted before! Two of them were made into shorts in the "Love, Death & Robots" anthologies on netflix. They were "Beyond Aquila Rift" and "Zima Blue".
I still think about Diamond Dogs every so often. Kind of gave me the same vibes as the movie, The Cube
Loved those! Super weird and interesting.