r/TheExpanse 16h ago

All Show & Book Spoilers Discussed Freely This is the warship Rocinante.... Spoiler

220 Upvotes

You know they're done fucking around when they say that line. Whoever they just said that to has pissed them off and now they are ready blow someone up if need be.


r/TheExpanse 21h ago

All Show & Book Spoilers Discussed Freely Amos is what needs to be done. Alex is how they should do it. Holden is why they should. Naomi is who they should do it for. Spoiler

74 Upvotes

The balance they have together is amazing. Everything is so well written, I can’t wait to read what they will continue to write.


r/TheExpanse 21h ago

All Show & Book Spoilers Discussed Freely Did Clarissa ever come to terms with the fact…. Spoiler

68 Upvotes

… that her father killed Julie? I’m rereading and watching the show, but so far I can’t remember her ever blaming out Wright her father for murdering her sister


r/TheExpanse 3h ago

All Show Spoilers (Book Spoilers Must Be Tagged) Piloting My Rocinante and listening to the audiobooks Spoiler

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65 Upvotes

At the beginning of the year I started my journey to get my CDL and become an OTR trucker. From the first moments behind the wheel it immediately felt like piloting a giant spaceship. With all the gauges, buttons, sounds and of course size and weight… not to mention the industry jargon of being the captain of my own ship - I couldn’t help but think it was a space faring vessel! So needless to say once I got out of training and got into my own “spaceship” I had to name her the Rocinante! And as of this week I finally started the audiobooks.

I had never really given audiobooks as a medium a chance but I started listening to fictional podcasts like Midnight Burger on my drives a few weeks back . Listening to stories unfold really lend themselves to driving nearly 11 hours every day. Needless to say I fell in love with them and then it struck me… I need to take the plunge. I had seen everyone rave about the audiobooks, now it was time! It’s been less than a week and I’m already on Abaddon’s Gate. I thought I was obsessed with the TV shows - the books are literally heroin. At night when I’m in my bunk drifting off to sleep all I can think about is getting up in the morning, doing my pre-trip, warming up the drives, powering up the systems, and starting up my book all while I pilot my Roci across the cosmos delivering goods to the people all over galaxy!

I apologize for the sloppy photoshop, I’m on my phone out here on the road with no laptop, it was the best I could do in short notice and I was mainly excited to tell other fans about my quirky little Expanse journey!

Anyone got any ideas for fun decorations I can add to my spaceship? Further lean into it being the Roci? Maybe I can mount some PDC’s somewhere lol it could help with traffic!


r/TheExpanse 19h ago

Any Show & Book Spoilers Must Be Tagged Any fans who have never read the books? Spoiler

25 Upvotes

Just wondering if anyone loves this show but have never read any of the books. I keep recommending the show to friends who are sci fi fans but they don't seem to get into it. Wondering if reading the books are a prerequisite or something..


r/TheExpanse 16h ago

All Show & Book Spoilers Discussed Freely Rocinante Model Spoiler

19 Upvotes

I've just gotten into plastic models, like a good nerd, and I started the Expanse show in the backgroud. I would kill, KILL for a Roci model kit. Please please tell me there's one out there someone has found?


r/TheExpanse 4h ago

Leviathan Wakes How to read book series? Spoiler

5 Upvotes

I just finished the first book in The Expanse series "Leviathan Wakes". I really loved the book and it is exactly the type of book I was looking to read. It has that perfect amount of space action that I find satisfying while still remaining grounded and realistic enough to hold my interest.

I did listen to the audio book and in the series I noticed there were some short stories listed before the first book chronologically and I was wondering if I need to read those.

So my main question is how should I go about reading the rest of the series?

- Should I read it all in chronological order?

- Read the books in release order?

- Or should I skip the short stories and save them for after I complete the main book series?

I am perfectly fine with reading all the short stories and I plan on reading them all anyways but I was just curious what the best way to go about it would be.

I am also curious whether there are any stories or books that I can skip because they may have no bearing on the overarching story or events.

Thanks for the help!


r/TheExpanse 9h ago

Babylon's Ashes Babylons Ashes Spoiler

0 Upvotes

—PLEASE NO SPOILERS—

About halfway through Babylons Ashes here and did anyone else find this book mind-numbingly boring? Losing count of all the different perspectives. I hope this is a setup book for the remaining novels.