Science Fiction

What We Can Know by Ian McEwan

Our in-depth review of Ian McEwan’s latest novel What We Can Know explores its blend of climate fiction, literary obsession, and haunting questions about love, memory, and survival. A masterpiece of speculative literature.

The Summer War by Naomi Novik

Read our in-depth review of The Summer War by Naomi Novik, a standalone fantasy novella that blends sibling drama, magical curses, and political intrigue. Discover how Novik crafts an emotionally resonant tale of regret, forgiveness, and the cost of peace.

You Weren’t Meant to Be Human by Andrew Joseph White

You Weren’t Meant to Be Human by Andrew Joseph White is a visceral queer horror novel blending body horror, Appalachian Gothic, and an unflinching look at identity, survival, and alienation. Read our full review.

Lifelikeness by Alex Lodge

Lifelikeness by Alex Lodge is a powerful debut novel exploring humanity, artificial intelligence, and climate change through a uniquely New Zealand perspective. Read our full review of this culturally rich and thought-provoking sci-fi.

Homo Deus by Felicity Harley

Discover Felicity Harley’s Homo Deus, a daring mix of Sumerian mythology and cutting-edge science fiction. This review explores themes of identity, genetic engineering, and the blending of myth with modern science.

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