It's not so much that I didn't think it existed, I have been reading military sci fi for years. I could just never find a book or series which delved into the darker aspects of conflict and it's aftermath, things like PTSD, the oppression of war, how war changes societies etc. In the books I have read.

Sci fi-Fantasy Mil-fiction that I have read previously focused much more on laser blasts and underdog victories than the philosophical and hard hitting introspection that I have been searching for. Not to say more straightforward mil-fiction isn't fun, i really enjoy it. I'm just looking for something a bit deeper atm.

I will look up Terms of Enlistment though, sounds interesting.

For certain. Set the bar for modern Space Opera TV imo, though Andor is getting there. Just need to see how Gilroy does space combat and my verdict will be in.

Yeah, love both 40k and Star Wars. Have been addicted to Star Wars since I was a boy, and have read as much of its military fiction as I can.

40k for me is a newer interest, and I'm not as much into the lorebooks, but I love the aesthetic and the stories in universe.

I fell in love with the Expanse series, was very saddened by the early ending. Those books are on my list.

This is highly, highly intriguing. Reading the books synopsis now aswell. Thanks for the recommendation!

Praxis? Sounds interesting. What's the setting like?