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Tidhar's new SF novel is Neom.
At Tor.com he tagged five favorite SFF books about crashed spaceships, including:
The Martian starship in Richard K. Morgan’s Broken AngelsRead about another entry on the list.
The follow-up novel to Morgan’s explosive debut Altered Carbon sees Takeshi Kovacs hired for a battlefield mission to first open up an alien portal, then take possession of a mysterious miles-long starship filled with winged, dead Martians. Which is all in a day’s work for Kovacs, of course. It’s such a tantalizing promise—will it open the galaxy up for humanity? Will it make life better all around? Not in a Richard Morgan novel it won’t. The recent Netflix adaptation skipped this one, which was a shame–but with anime versions in the works maybe we’ll still get to see it on the screen.
--Marshal Zeringue