1. 140
   Stalker - Pique-nique au bord du chemin par Arkady Strugatsky (Tuirgin, jeroenvandorp)

   Tuirgin: The Strugatsky Bros.' Roadside Picnic seems to be a touchstone of the Southern Reach Trilogy—and this continues with greater parallels in Authority. The styles of writing are entirely different, but the concept of Area X is a definite echo of the Zone. Roadside Picnic is a classic of European Science Fiction and well worth reading.… (plus d'informations)

2. 90
   Solaris par Stanisław Lem (ShelfMonkey)
3. 50
   Acceptation par Jeff VanderMeer (LiteraryReadaholic)
4. 40
   La main gauche de la nuit par Ursula K. Le Guin (andomck)

   andomck: Scientists exploring an alien environment

5. 40
   Swamplandia par Karen Russell (andomck)

   andomck: Swamps are crazy, man

6. 30
   Le monde englouti par J. G. Ballard (ShelfMonkey)
7. 20
   Silo par Hugh Howey (thenothing)

   thenothing: dystopia, conspiracy

8. 10
   Le monde vert par Brian W. Aldiss (Cecrow)

   Cecrow: Classic SF that is all about its creepy, atmospheric setting.

9. 10
   Wilder Girls par Rory Power (bibliovermis)
10. 10
    [Nova Swing] [by: M John Harrison] par M. John Harrison (paradoxosalpha)

    paradoxosalpha: The infection/mutation of characters and their ambivalent encounters with transcendent power are in both cases oriented toward a mysterious region of putatively non-human influence.

11. 10
    Gonzo Lubitsch ou l'incroyable Odyssée par Nick Harkaway (hairball)

    hairball: Maybe it's the fuzzy cover of the one book, but they remind me of each other.

12. 10
    L'archipel du rêve par Christopher Priest (AlanPoulter)

    AlanPoulter: Both contain landscapes and people that play with with our sense of reality.

13. 00
    The Last Letter (Conversation Pieces, Vol 31) par Fiona Lehn (psybre)

    psybre: Also set in an odd near-future (where an environmental disaster has made an entire island dangerous and soon to become uninhabitable).

14. 11
    The Ruins par Scott Smith (BeckyJG)
15. 00
    La Peau froide par Albert Sánchez Piñol (FFortuna)
16. 00
    La Cité des saints et des fous par Jeff VanderMeer (g33kgrrl)

    g33kgrrl: VanderMeer's earlier world-building venture, full of weird-ass fungus war and other monsters. It's lovely and grotesque.

17. 00
    Evolution's Shore par Ian McDonald (Litrvixen)

    Litrvixen: A strange alien vegetation begins spreading across Africa and transforming everything and everyone it comes in contact with.

18. 00
    Houses of Ravicka par Renee Gladman (DarthFisticuffs)

    DarthFisticuffs: Both novels are about the exploration of a place in which the place defies explanation, and the exploration is more into how the space defines the self. Both novels are also very similar in tone.

19. 11
    La montagne morte de la vie par Michel Bernanos (marietherese)
20. 00
    Le dernier homme par Margaret Atwood (WeeTurtle)

    WeeTurtle: Different content but a similar vibe. Both books deal in human behavior, biology, and how well we fit into an environment.

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