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We're diving into a great American novel about the modern anxieties of plugging in, selling out, and turning into your parents.
This eerily prescient novel first hit bestseller lists 30 years after it's original publication.
These titles track how the Golden State dream has been imagined, tested and rewritten across generations.
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Though utopian fiction is far from uniform, we might modify Tolstoy’s famous dictum about unhappy families to say that every work of post-apocalyptic speculative dystopia must be u...
Science fiction and fantasy blend in a novel that bursts with big themes: love and loss, family and parenthood, science and nature, and risking everything for a second chance.
The Center for Fiction reveals the First Novel Prize longlist
James Ellroy, the boss of concisely-written fast-on-the-draw prose, returns with another slice of relentlessly gripping Los Angeles-based noir. The post Nixon, Hugh Hefner and Bobb...
The novel Bret's writing in 'The Shards'? It's real—and it's good!—but it regrettably became this watered down movie.
Alternative reality fiction involves, as would be suspected, a fictional world like the actual world except for some key differences. In the case of alternative history fiction, t...
British pop singer David Bowie pictured at the Dorchester Hotel, London. 20th October 1977. These somewhat forgotten albums from the 1970s sound surprisingly modern nowadays. Some...
His 1960s science-fiction visions are a guide to our age of erratic billionaires, wild space fantasies and glitchy, invasive technology
A rich widow, a disillusioned cop and a dim hypersled driver are caught in the machinations of the oppressive party ruling the Decurion Empire in Richard Swan's The Infinite State....
Emily St. John Mandel explores what follows U.S. collapse, plus more fiction in September.
Nostalgia for the 1970s is easy to overdo, and worth resisting. It was not a golden age; plenty of what passed for normal back then was worse than what replaced it, and the people...
Revisit this award-winning novel and alternate history from one of our greatest living American novelists.
“Since ‘Huckleberry Finn,’ or thereabouts, it seemed that all American literature was about the alienated hero.”Continue reading on Go Into The Story »
Written as a flash fiction exercise about an android created to give men pleasure but who yearns for more.Continue reading on Sci Fi with a Soundtrack В»
I first read Fortress Besieged as a teenager, when the novel, originally published in 1947 and out of print for decades, became a bestseller in China after it was adapted into a TV...
As wildfires rage across Europe and Britain swelters through its hottest summer on record, literary fiction has a vital role to play in capturing the severe consequences of climate...
The 1980s were a golden age for movies, with innumerable films from that decade going on to be cult classics and film industry icons in the modern day. This was true for myriad gen...
Photo by David Redfern/Redferns These pop songs from the 1970s managed to make some of the ugliest parts of human existence sound beautiful nonetheless. The post 7 Pop Songs From t...
Don McLean In the 1970s, folk songs were often masquerading as rock music. Indeed, these are three folk songs from the 1970s with melodies that still echo decades later. The post...
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