The Murderbot Diaries Series by Martha Wells
www.goodreads.comThe Murderbot Diaries, by Martha Wells, is a series concerning a violent, self-hacking cyborg searching for the meaning of life. All Systems Red, the fir...
Are there any other books where the main character seems to be neurospicy?
Also I highly recommend the series to anyone who likes SciFi. The books are really short so easy to finish even for slow readers or “need to read that page 5 times” readers. And audiobooks exist too!
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I can’t be convinced that the main character of Lucky Wander Boy isn’t autistic, considering the obsessions he has and the ritual he performs at one point.
Great, but very weird book about a writer who likes retro video games trying to find an arcade machine of his youth that may even have mystical powers.