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The Finest Line

by Dontaná McPherson-Joseph

A closeted woman in a dystopian society chooses between honesty and artifice in the compelling future-set novel "The Finest Line". A woman comes to terms with her sexual orientation against a backdrop of rising religious and political... Read More

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Sexbots of the Underground City

by Leah Block

"Sexbots of the Underground City" is a bittersweet satirical novel set in a fascist society. In Tiger Shane’s lively dystopian novel "Sexbots of the Underground City", a woman is on a mission to find her brother. Unlike most people in... Read More

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The Site

by Michele Sharpe

Boundaries are blurred between realities, dreams, and memory in the portentous science fiction novel "The Site". In Carlos Valrand’s tense science fiction novel "The Site", a woman’s perceptions of reality are challenged in the midst... Read More

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Razorblade

by Nick Gardner

A ferocious warrior and his two friends fight corrupt leaders in the engaging dystopian novel "Razorblade". Twists and double crosses abound in Isabella Falconeri’s action-packed dystopian thriller "Razorblade". Fox is the... Read More

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The Crier Stone

by Natalie Wollenzien

“The Texas grid is a land flowing with milk, honey, and countless ways to die” in Lyndsey Lewellen’s exciting novel "The Crier Stone", in which a girl works to save the corrupt city she escaped. In a post-apocalyptic wasteland,... Read More

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Moonrising

by Aerin Toskas

An aloof agricultural scientist balances their personal principles with the requirements of their career, life, and love in Claire Barner’s engaging novel "Moonrising". In the late twenty-first century, famine and drought threaten... Read More

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Second Shift

by Peter Dabbene

A terraformer struggles to recognize what’s real in Kit Anderson’s introspective science fiction graphic novel "Second Shift". Birdie works for Terracorp at an outpost where crew members are “dropped-in” to a patented Dreamspace... Read More

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The Forever Factor

by John M. Murray

Questions about how a longer human lifespan might shape society—and about who should command such technology—are at the center of the musing thriller "The Forever Factor". In Tom Hogan and Amanda Iles’s medical thriller "The... Read More

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