I looked through the SF on my shelf and didn't see a ton of books that I would say have a ton of xenobiology featured, which is a shame, since I'm interested in that myself! The one I would say for sure is Beneath the World, a Sea, by Chris Beckett, which is set in a possibly-alien ecosystem in an alternate history Earth. Jeff Vandermeer might be another possibility! I've only fully read Annihilation, which wasn't as full of xenobio as I was expecting from the movie, but still had some cool fungus.
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Date: 2024-10-29 09:44 pm (UTC)I looked through the SF on my shelf and didn't see a ton of books that I would say have a ton of xenobiology featured, which is a shame, since I'm interested in that myself! The one I would say for sure is Beneath the World, a Sea, by Chris Beckett, which is set in a possibly-alien ecosystem in an alternate history Earth. Jeff Vandermeer might be another possibility! I've only fully read Annihilation, which wasn't as full of xenobio as I was expecting from the movie, but still had some cool fungus.
Enjoy!!