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blufive[I've been very lax in keeping up with my reading/viewing, so this will be brief]
Having had my curiosity piqued by The Atrocity Archives, I set out to acquire...
Singularity Sky
The humour in the prose is turned back a notch or two from TAA, but there's still the occasional droll aside. In exchange, we get spaceships and rayguns, as an old-school interplanetary empire attempts to fend off an invasion by a group of nanotech post-scarcity travellers called The Festival.
Loved it, and ran out immediately to buy...
Iron Sunrise
A sequel to SS, set in the same post-singularity galaxy of scattered human colonies. This time, the good guys go hunting a nasty bunch of planet-killers.
I loved 'em both, and I'll enthusiastically recommend them to any passing fans of Iain M Banks, Ken MacLeod or Alastair Reynolds.