Mnyes, wish i was at home with the bookshelf next to me.
Partial to the Robot series by Asimov, that transitions into the Foundation series. Asimov has many other good stories as well.
As mentioned above, A.C.Clarke has some good ones.
There is the Shoal Sequence by Gary Gibson, pretty decent.
Uplift series by David Brin.
Dune is very good (in fact my name is from there) ... not particularly sure about the prequel stuff done by Herberts decendants.
A lot of the stuff done by the Strugatsky brothers, if you can get your hands on some that are translated into english.
Sea of Dirac by Jeremei Parnov and Mihhail Jemtsev ... bit of an interesting read, though again if you can find a translated version
All Flesh is Grass by Clifford.D.Simak
Gaiman has indeed some great works, recently finished one his graphic novels about Death, quite like his version of it ...sadly for the life of me i can not recall the exact title.
There are surely more that i am forgetting and many that are in all likelihood too obscure to the western world by virtue of having been written during the soviet era in the SSSR.
Partial to the Robot series by Asimov, that transitions into the Foundation series. Asimov has many other good stories as well.
As mentioned above, A.C.Clarke has some good ones.
There is the Shoal Sequence by Gary Gibson, pretty decent.
Uplift series by David Brin.
Dune is very good (in fact my name is from there) ... not particularly sure about the prequel stuff done by Herberts decendants.
A lot of the stuff done by the Strugatsky brothers, if you can get your hands on some that are translated into english.
Sea of Dirac by Jeremei Parnov and Mihhail Jemtsev ... bit of an interesting read, though again if you can find a translated version
All Flesh is Grass by Clifford.D.Simak
Gaiman has indeed some great works, recently finished one his graphic novels about Death, quite like his version of it ...sadly for the life of me i can not recall the exact title.
There are surely more that i am forgetting and many that are in all likelihood too obscure to the western world by virtue of having been written during the soviet era in the SSSR.