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For questions about a book of long narrative in literary prose, in order to distinguish it from other types of story. Do NOT use this tag for every question which happens to be about a novel. Use to either identify the media on a [story-identification] question or disambiguate works where the tag covers the novel and its form in other media.
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Post-consumerism (?) empire novel
I recently remembered reading a soft sci-fi novel about 10-15 years ago (borrowed from a library); the basic premise was of some space empire (based throughout the Solar System I believe, but primarily …
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Post-consumerism (?) empire novel
I've come across the book I was thinking of: The Collapsium by Wil McCarthy.
People don't live on the ring but they're building one (which is central to the plot). They have "Faxes" which are used to …