science fiction
Operation Bounce House: By Matt Dinniman (Book Review)
Operation Bounce House throws you into a brutal future where a peaceful farming planet suddenly becomes the battleground for Earth’s latest entertainment craze.
Sakshi Nadkarni3 Mins read
Coldwire: By Chloe Gong (Book Review)
Chloe Gong’s Coldwire pushes her reputation for sharp characterization and propulsive storytelling into a neon-lit future shaped by technology, inequality, and political conflict.
Pakhi Kumar3 Mins read
What We Can Know: By Ian McEwan (Book Review)
In What We Can Know, Ian McEwan asks us to imagine a Britain almost unrecognizable a century ahead: submerged, fragmented, living with the...
monu9 Mins read
Automatic Noodle: By Annalee Newitz (Book Review)
Annalee Newitz’s Automatic Noodle is a small, tender novella that uses the everyday ritual of cooking to explore big questions about community, labor,...
sushmita4 Mins read
Of Monsters and Mainframes: By Barbara Truelove (Book Review)
Barbara Truelove’s Of Monsters and Mainframes is a genre-blending sci-fi horror adventure.
Sakshi Nadkarni4 Mins read
The Memory Collectors: By Dete Meserve (Book Review)
In The Memory Collectors, author Dete Meserve invites readers into a world where four strangers are granted exactly that opportunity.
Soham Singh5 Mins read
The Poppy Fields: By Nikki Erlick (Book Review)
Nikki Erlick’s sophomore novel, The Poppy Fields, arrives with high expectations following her breakout debut, The Measure.
Soham Singh4 Mins read
Immaculate Conception: By Ling Ling Huang (Book Review)
In Immaculate Conception, Ling Ling Huang delivers a haunting, cerebral exploration of art, obsession, and the dark side of empathy in a near-future...
4 Mins read
When the Moon Hits Your Eye: By John Scalzi (Book Review)
John Scalzi's When the Moon Hits Your Eye is a science fiction novel that combines absurdity with sharp social commentary.
2 Mins read
