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Read 'Dreamweavers' by Alexander Weinstein right here on io9, courtesy of Lightspeed Magazine.
Emily St. John Mandel explores what follows U.S. collapse, plus more fiction in September.
What happens when certain trends — from technology to pollution to wealth inequality — are left unchecked? The post Five SF Novels That Ask, “What If This Trend Continues Indefinit...
Will we allow the intolerable tyranny of rules and regulations to get in the way of progress (and profit)?! The post Five Classic SF Tales of the Nanny State Gone Mad! appeared fir...
In the 2013 science fiction film Elysium, directed by Neill Blomkamp, the affluent orbit above the Earth’s atmosphere, enjoying a habitat free of hunger, thirst, and suffering. The...
Is the price of stability necessarily the loss of freedom? Two possible future worlds are linked in the new novel from the author of Station ElevenIn her second novel, 2009’s The S...
The whole damn system is wrong The post Five SFF Books Where Capitalism Is the Real Villain appeared first on Reactor.
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.
Theodore Judson has written, 'The Timerman,' a sequel to his much beloved novel 'Fitzpatrick's War' about the political and technological struggles after the fall of America.
This film has a lot to say about the world we're currently living in (beyond its famous last line). The post <i>Soylent Green</i>: Human Life as Fodder for a Dying Worl...
A Gary Numan inspired dark sci-fi horror novel set in a world where humans are hunted for food and on the brink of extinction. The Replican wakes with no memory, pursued by killing...
A 2017 novel predicted so much about the present moment — what can we learn from it? The post Christopher Brown’s <i>Tropic of Kansas</i> Was Eerily Prescient — And Is...
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There is no shortage of ways to imagine what the world will look like after a climate catastrophe. Genres of movies and novels have been built around the question of what happens w...
Incorporating real-world political or social issues into a commercial novel has always been tricky, if not questionable. Is it necessary for the story, or the character? Will a cle...
We're discussing Cormac McCarthy's Pulitzer-winning post-apocalyptic novel THE ROAD.
Looking for answers — and finding hope —in the cyberpunk of the past, present, and future. The post The Importance of Reading (and Teaching) Cyberpunk in the Age of AI appeared fir...
These mysteries ask the question, "Do law and order still apply at the end of the world?"
The author recommends poetry and post-apocalyptic works.
It was the end of the world, and a number of us had gathered in a large, abandoned house.
A spoiler-free review of Survival Show by Juno Dawson: a talent show in a broken near-future Britain where ten girls compete to form a pop group, and the ones voted out are put to...
From Earth's deserts to Mars to the shifting dunes of uncharted planets... The post Five Sci-Fi Stories Set in Sandy Places appeared first on Reactor.
In Nathaniel Rich’s Cloudthief, a heist and a femme fatale plunge an ecojournalist into an all-too-real climate collapse.
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