General Discussion

If you are looking for well known ones, he narrates the novel versions of 'The Martian' and 'Ready Player One' both of which were made into major movies.

But where I learned to love him was on John Scazi books. If you are unfamiliar with him, he writes a blend of science fiction and alternate near history that has a strong snarky tone. Both in the embodiment of wisecracking characters and as a nod to inside jokes with the reader. He is one of my favorite authors and his style pairs perfectly with Wheaton.

As an example, 'Redshirts' is the story of a Star Trek like mission where the crew starts to realize they are alien bait.

Or 'Agent to the Stars' where an invading alien race just needs a good PR firm

My favorite is probably 'Lock-in' where a disease leaves a segment of the population dependent on remote controlled robotic bodies

Find them all here https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Wil+Wheaton+scalzi&i=audible&crid=12TVQ312IP786&sprefix=wil+wheaton+scalzi%2Caudible%2C87&ref=nb_sb_noss

enjoy