Recursion

Quick answers about Recursion

What is Recursion about?

A New York detective investigates a strange epidemic in which people recall whole lives they never lived. At the same time a scientist is racing to build a machine that can preserve memories.

Who should read Recursion?

Read it if you like twisty, high-concept thrillers that play with memory and time. Skip it if you prefer your science fiction grounded, as the plot becomes increasingly intricate and demands close attention.

How long and how fast is Recursion?

It is a fast-paced, medium read of about 329 pages, first published in 2019.

Does Recursion have content warnings?

Content we flag: Death, Suicide, Violence.

Can I borrow Recursion for free?

Often, yes. Check Libby (OverDrive) to see whether your library lends Recursion; the borrow button above searches it for you.

What should I read after Recursion?

Readers who liked it often move on to Dark Matter, Sea of Tranquility, The Midnight Library.