/m/ novels

>>15311913

Well, there's your classics like "Starship Trooper" and "Armor" and "Forever Peace"

If you want just straight /m/ in a book though, check out "Robot Jox" by Robert Thurston

Anything written by Asimov, specially I Robot, Caves of Steel and Foundation.

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I came for the sentient tank but stayed for the feels.

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The future Eve

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>>15311928
>"Robot Jox" by Robert Thurston

Robot Jox was a BOOK? I had no idea.

>>15311928
>"Starship Trooper"

Starship TrooperS. Plural. By Heinlein.

>"Forever Peace"

If you're gonna read that, you should read what it's a sequel to -- Forever War. Joe Haldeman.

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This is a TERRIFIC giant robot war novel.

>>15316635

>Sequel

Forever War and Forever Peace are two different books with very different settings, characters, and themes

>>15316635
Forever Free is the sequel to Forever War.

Forever Peace was published around the same time (I believe) and is an entirely different setting, more a spiritually successor according to the author and not a direct sequel.

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>>15317202
Forever Peace was published around the same time as Forever Free, I meant.

>>15311928
Armor would be a great fit. Its a very psychological book, good for a academic paper.