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  • Cover of The Ministry for the Future
    The Ministry for the FutureNovel

    Kim Stanley Robinson · standalone novel · 2020

    Challenging in tone, about survival and political intrigue, set in south asia.

    “While the ministry pursues various ambitious projects, the effects of climate change are determined to be the most consequential.”

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  • Cover of Antarctica
    AntarcticaNovel

    Kim Stanley Robinson · standalone novel · 1997

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    J. G. Ballard · standalone novel · 1962

    Post-apocalyptic, about survival and madness, set in big city.

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  • Cover of I Will Fear No Evil
    I Will Fear No EvilNovel

    Robert A. Heinlein · standalone novel · 1970

    About body swap and immortality.

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    New York 2140Novel

    Kim Stanley Robinson · standalone novel · 2017

    About political intrigue and class conflict, set in north america and big city.

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  • Cover of Blade Runner Universe
    Blade Runner UniverseSeries

    series · 6 books · 1968

    Cyberpunk, dark in tone, about robots and identity.

    “Together the two trace the story's path from prose original to screen and comic-page adaptation.”

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