Can you recommend some 'nexus science fiction' works?

Answer 1

There might be some indie or less - known works that focus on 'nexus science fiction'. You could try searching for short stories on science fiction websites or in anthologies. Some stories in magazines like 'Asimov's Science Fiction' might touch on this concept, but it would require some digging through the archives. There may also be some self - published e - books that deal with the idea of a nexus in a science - fictional context.

Answer 2

I'm not aware of a specific, well - known body of work that is directly titled as 'nexus science fiction'. But think about stories where there is a central point that everything revolves around, like the Citadel in the 'Mass Effect' series. Although it's a video game, the concept of the Citadel as a central nexus for different species in the galaxy has strong science - fictional elements and could be considered in the vein of 'nexus science fiction'.

Answer 3

One example could be 'The Nexus Trilogy' if there is such a work. But generally, it's hard to specifically name works just by 'nexus science fiction' as it's not a super - well - known specific sub - genre term. However, some science fiction that involves interconnected universes or central hubs of activity might fall into this category, like parts of the 'Culture' series by Iain M. Banks which has central, important locations that could be seen as a kind of nexus.