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  • Cover of Childhood's End
    Childhood's EndNovel

    Arthur C. Clarke · standalone novel · 1953

    First contact, about aliens, set in our world and near future.

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  • Cover of Cat's Cradle
    Cat's CradleNovel

    Kurt Vonnegut & Jr. · standalone novel · 1963

    Satire and postmodern, set in our world and mid 20th century.

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  • Cover of I Am Legend
    I Am LegendNovel

    Richard Matheson · standalone novel · 1954

    Post-apocalyptic and horror, about vampires and survival.

    “The last human survivor of the vampire epidemic has to maintain his defences against their onslaught, while attempting to research the cause and possibly solution to the plague.”

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  • Cover of The Black Cloud
    The Black CloudNovel

    Fred Hoyle · standalone novel · 1957

    Hard science fiction, about aliens, set in our world and mid 20th century.

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  • Cover of Nova
    NovaNovel

    Samuel R. Delany · standalone novel · 1968

    Space opera, about quests, set in space and far future.

    “The plot concerns the spaceship captain Lorq Von Ray's search for a nova, which will produce the essential power source Illyrion, and his vendetta with the Red family, who seek to kill him.”

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  • Cover of A Clockwork Orange
    A Clockwork OrangeSeries

    series · 4 books · 1962

    completed

    Dystopia, dark in tone, about totalitarianism, set in near future.

    “After his crimes catch up with him, Alex is made the subject of a controversial state program meant to forcibly reform his behavior, and the novel uses his ordeal to question whether imposed goodness is worth the loss of free will.”

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