Leanne over at Literary Excursion came up with a fantastic sci-fi bingo challenge as part of sci-fi month.  I’ll be leaving mine open as a long-term challenge, since I’d really like to read more sci-fi but definitely couldn’t manage the whole board in one month!  You can see my progress so far below, and I’ll be updating it regularly as I read more.

B1: A book with alternate realities
B2: A sci-fi book mixed with horror
B3: A debut sci-fi novel
B4: A book with awesome technology
B5: A book set on another planet

I1: A book that’s a space western
I2: A book with robots/AI
I3: A book with mind-based super powers
I4: A book with clones
I5: A book with aliens

N1: A book involving a war – Ender’s Game
N2: A book involving dreams
N3: FREE!
N4: A book with mutations
N5: A book with time travel

G1: A book set underneath the earth
G2: A book set in the future
G3: A book with a dystopian setting
G4: A book with cyborgs
G5: A book set in an alternate past

O1: A book with a non-human MC
O2: A book with spaceships
O3: A book with laser weapons
O4: A book set in post-apocalypse
O5: A book with genetic engineering

For now, I’m not setting any of my reading choices in stone but here are some of my starting ideas, based on the sci-fi on my TBR list.

Reading List
Ender’s Game – Orson Scott Card
Speaker for the Dead – Orson Scott Card
Xenocide – Orson Scott Card
Ready Player One – Ernest Cline
Breathe – Sarah Crossan
Stranger in a strange land – Robert A Heinlein
Red Mars – Kim Stanley Robinson
Sundiver – David Brin
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? – Philip K. Dick
Under the Never Sky – Veronica Rossi