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  • Cover of Station Eleven
    Station ElevenNovel

    Emily St. John Mandel · standalone novel · 2014

    Science fiction, bittersweet in tone, about art and artists, set in north america.

    “One snowy night a famous Hollywood actor slumps over and dies onstage during a production of King Lear.”

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  • Cover of The Mormon Sea
    The Mormon SeaSeries

    series · 6 books · 1985

    Science fiction, set in north america.

    “Orson Scott Card's Folk of the Fringe stories follow small communities of Mormon survivors rebuilding after a devastating nuclear war has reduced America to scattered, struggling settlements.”

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  • Cover of Greybeard
    GreybeardNovel

    Brian W. Aldiss · standalone novel · 1964

    Science fiction, about survival and grief and loss, set in british isles.

    “Long after a catastrophe that has sterilized humans and most other mammals, the 54-year-old protagonists—Greybeard and Martha—take a tour of entropic England.”

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  • Cover of Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang
    Where Late the Sweet Birds SangNovel

    Kate Wilhelm · standalone novel · 1976

    Science fiction, about cloning and survival.

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  • Cover of Worlds (Joe Haldeman)
    Worlds (Joe Haldeman)Series

    series · 3 books · 1981

    Science fiction.

    “Joe Haldeman's trilogy is set among the Worlds, a network of orbital satellite colonies whose half-million residents watch Earth tear itself apart in a devastating war.”

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    Start with Worlds: A Novel of the Near Future →

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  • Cover of The Arrest
    The ArrestNovel

    Jonathan Lethem · standalone novel · 2020

    Science fiction, about survival, set in north america and small town.

    “The pastoral life of the town is challenged when a nuclear-powered vehicle arrives, carrying the novel's antagonist.”

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