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Operation Bounce House by Matt Dinniman

Operation Bounce House by Matt Dinniman is an unflinching science fiction examination of corporate greed, AI rights, and how technology enables dehumanization. A must-read thriller for fans of Dungeon Crawler Carl and The Expanse.

Lapvona by Ottessa Moshfegh

Discover the disturbing brilliance of Lapvona by Ottessa Moshfegh in this in-depth review. We unpack the novel’s grotesque world, disturbing characters, and unflinching themes of power, faith, and violence.

How Dystopian Fiction Explores the Risks of Experimental Medicine

How does dystopian fiction explore the dark side of medical advancements? From genetic engineering to pharmaceutical control, speculative fiction warns us about the ethical dilemmas and risks of experimental medicine.

Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins

Suzanne Collins returns to Panem with Sunrise on the Reaping, a thrilling prequel set during the brutal Second Quarter Quell. Follow a young Haymitch Abernathy as he fights for survival in the 50th Hunger Games, facing treacherous odds, Capitol manipulation, and a deadly arena. Read our full review.

Writing cli-fi (climate fiction): Balancing entertainment with environmental messaging.

Picture this: You're curled up on your couch, engrossed in a gripping novel about a future world ravaged by climate change. The characters are...

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If Not You by Ellen O’Clover

A spoiler-free review of If Not You by Ellen O'Clover: two Chicago copywriters who have competed for five years, one luxury resort account, and a month on the road where the only room they can't avoid is the one they share.

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Fallow by Sarah Anderson

A spoiler-free review of Fallow by Sarah Anderson: a woman with no dental insurance signs a ten-year contract to carry seven babies for the executives of a company that would rather nobody took maternity leave.

Winterveil by Ava Reid

A spoiler-free review of Winterveil by Ava Reid: four teenage criminals, a Cold War that never ended, and a military academy in the Blue Ridge Mountains that has plans for the inside of their heads.

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