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Science fiction · Space opera

The Mote in God's Eye

3.9 out of 5, from 374 ratings from Hardcover readers

In the far future, humanity meets its first alien species, the Moties, when a probe arrives from a nearby star. A Navy expedition tries to understand them, and slowly realises they hide something dangerous.

Facts last checked 2026-10-17

First published
1974
Pace
Medium
Length
Long
Pages
598
Format
Book 1 of 3 in Moties

Read this if you like classic first-contact science fiction built around clever alien biology.

Skip this if you want rounded characters and modern pacing rather than ideas-first 1970s storytelling.

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Content warnings

  • War

Quick answers about The Mote in God's Eye

What is The Mote in God's Eye about?
In the far future, humanity meets its first alien species, the Moties, when a probe arrives from a nearby star. A Navy expedition tries to understand them, and slowly realises they hide something dangerous.
Who should read The Mote in God's Eye?
Read it if you like classic first-contact science fiction built around clever alien biology. Skip it if you want rounded characters and modern pacing rather than ideas-first 1970s storytelling.
How long and how fast is The Mote in God's Eye?
It is a medium-paced, long read of about 598 pages, first published in 1974.
Does The Mote in God's Eye have content warnings?
Content we flag: War.
Can I borrow The Mote in God's Eye for free?
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