Just finished the Culture, looking for sci-fi/fantasy recs

Steam of consciousness (probably incomplete) list of what I've read and brief thoughts:

• The Solar Cycle (Long Sun, Short Sun) – Gene Wolfe: Amazing, unparalleled depth and writing. Complex, creative, and literary, though suffered from a meandering plot at times.
• The Windup Girl – Paolo Bacigalupi: Really great. Perfect combination of interesting biotech ideas and a tight plot with interesting characters.
• Three Body Problem Trilogy – Cixin Liu: Liked it. Amazing ideas and a great, complex plot, though the language wasn't necessarily beautiful due to translation.
• Imperial Radch (Ancillary Justice Series) – Ann Leckie: Good. Got a bit boring towards the end. Too much talk and politics.
• The Sparrow Series – Mary Doria Russell: I cried in the club
• MaddAddam Trilogy (Oryx and Crake Series) – Margaret Atwood: Great story and characters. Loved biotech and post-apocalyptic setting.
• Dune Series – Frank Herbert: I mean just phenomenal, what else is really to be said. Though it gets slow towards the end of the OG series.
• Hyperion Cantos – Dan Simmons: Loved it, though the writing style could use a little bit of work.
• Hainish Cycle (The Left Hand of Darkness, The Word for World is Forest, The Dispossessed) – Ursula K. Le Guin: The Dispossessed is an amazing book all around, though lighter on the plot and more focused on the anthropology.
• Zones of Thought (A Fire Upon the Deep, A Deepness in the Sky, Children of the Sky) – Vernor Vinge: Loved A Fire Upon the Deep; A Deepness in the Sky is tied or better.
• Teixcalaan Series (A Memory Called Empire, A Desolation Called Peace) – Arkady Martine: Both great, political sci-fi, though light on the exciting plot.
• Firefall Series (Blindsight Books) – Peter Watts: So thought-provoking.
• The Sprawl Trilogy – William Gibson: Love cyberpunk and the snappy writing.
• Blue Ant Trilogy – William Gibson
• The Expanse – James S.A. Corey: DNF. Felt a little too pulpy and the writing wasn't redeeming.
• Wayfarers Series (The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet) – Becky Chambers: DNF. TOO character-focused and campy.
• Snow Crash – Neal Stephenson: Awesome. Maybe a little too wild at times.
• The Gap Cycle – Stephen R. Donaldson: DNF. Finished The Real Story but didn't like the beginning of the next book. Also the writing style is a little meh.
• Lord of Light – Roger Zelazny: Pretty awesome world and literary style
• Stars in My Pocket Like Grains of Sand – Samuel R. Delany: Enjoyed it. Wish there was a sequel. Writing amazing, story intriguing.
• Earthsea Series (First two books) – Ursula K. Le Guin
• The First Law Trilogy (The Blade Itself) – Joe Abercrombie: Fantastic series but pulpy at times. Okay overall.
• The Lord of the Rings – J.R.R. Tolkien: Bit too pulpy. Jk, amazing.
• The Broken Earth Trilogy – N.K. Jemisin: Pretty creative. Felt too much like a pop book that people tell you to read.
• The Stormlight Archive – Brandon Sanderson: DNF. Writing is mass-produced bleh.
• The Second Apocalypse – R. Scott Bakker: Fantastic. Phenomenal prose, top-notch scale and world building. Characters could use more personality, but Cnaiur and Proyas were great.
• Culture Series (except State of the Art) – Iain M. Banks: Loved it. Solid creative stories, really fell in love with the society and its people. Anthology style really grew on me. So many lovely characters and crazy settings.