Silo: books to read after the series

Season 2 of Silo ended in January 2025. Don’t panic though, season 3 of Silo is already planned, and even a season 4. Until then, you can watch other sci-fi series in the same genre. But there are also the books of Hugh Howey, the author at the origin of this universe.

The Silo saga books

The literary saga Silo is divided into three volumes, all available in pocket format in France:

• Silovolume 1, Hugh Howey, Paperback, 744 pages. This is the first book in the saga, from which the first two seasons of the Apple TV+ series come.
• Silo : Originesvolume 2, Hugh Howey, Paperback, 704 pages. This second volume is a prequel, it is set 300 years before the events of the first book, i.e. in 2049. There are different characters. Season 3 of the series will feature flashbacks from this volume.
• Silo: Generationsvolume 3, Hugh Howey, Paperback, 544 pages. This third volume, which picks up more or less where the first left us, completely closes the saga.

Other books by Hugh Howey

Science fiction writer Hugh Howey is a lover of scary futuristic universes. So, to prolong the sensations that gave you Siloyou can also delve into his other works:

• Lighthouse 23Hugh Howey, Paperback, 264 pages. This little book is based on an original premise: the profession of lighthouse keeper has continued even since humanity conquered space. So there is a whole network of lighthouses across the Milky Way. The hero, who holds lighthouse 23, must face infinite solitude in the vacuum of space… and technical problems.
• OutresableHugh Howey, Paperback, 432 pages. A planet engulfed by sand, where humanity tries as best it can to survive. And above all, “divers”, who sink into the sandy depths to explore what remains of the world before, and find artifacts.
• A colonyHugh Howey, Paperback, 336 pages. Five hundred very young humans are selected to colonize another planet, and board a ship, where they are in a state of semi-consciousness: they are educated by an AI. They were supposed to wake up when they were only 30 years old. But a damage aboard the ship kills a large part of this crew, 15 years too early. The teenagers will have to organize themselves, and survive – especially themselves, His Majesty of the Flies.

We promised you distressing futures under the always very mastered pen of Hugh Howey. You are served.