Books like Artemis
Artemis by Andy Weir reads as witty, fast-paced. These 12 books share its genome — matched by how they actually read, not just their shelf label.
What Artemis is like to read
A fast-paced heist thriller set in humanity's first lunar city, where a smuggler must navigate conspiracy and danger through technical problem-solving and resourcefulness. Weir's signature blend of technical detail, wry humor, and breathless pacing creates a high-stakes survival narrative in an enclosed, hostile environment. Best for: readers who enjoyed The Martian's problem-solving ethos and Project Hail Mary's cosmic stakes; fans of heist thrillers with speculative SF worldbuilding; audiences comfortable with technical exposition and quippy protagonists under pressure.
About Artemis — what the genome says
Who is Artemis for?
readers who enjoyed The Martian's problem-solving ethos and Project Hail Mary's cosmic stakes; fans of heist thrillers with speculative SF worldbuilding; audiences comfortable with technical exposition and quippy protago
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