Dystopian and utopian fiction
Bloomsbury Publishing USA The Bone Season: Tenth Anniversary Edition
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£25.60
Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial Fahrenheit 451 (Spanish Edition)
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£15.26
Kodansha America, Inc Fire Force Omnibus 2 (Vol. 4-6)
Book SynopsisShinra has discovered that someone is using a bug to turn people into Infernals. He's narrowed the suspects down to two, and now he must figure out which one is the real culprit. Can he find out who is friend and who is foe without first getting caught himself? Includes volumes 4-6.
£16.99
Cosimo Classics The Last President or 1900
£16.59
12th Media Services Anthem
£14.38
Lexi C. Foss Chastely Bitten
£24.52
Independently Published Les Roitsy de Magara Kisi - Le Dernier Cri
£14.41
Independently Published Culmination
£20.04
Independently Published Barbados 2050: Rising Tide: A climate change short story
£10.25
Independently Published The Hollowed Land
£10.22
Independently Published In Your Gourd, Off the Dime
£11.51
Independently Published Omega Genesis: Emancipation
£17.77
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform Sniff the Sweet Honeysuckles
£14.00
Independently Published O Nível Sete
£14.29
Independently Published The Corporation
£10.66
Independently Published Heart of Eve
£7.92
Ninja Newt Publishing LLC Chastely Bitten
£19.49
Grub Club Publishing The Immune: Complete Four-Book Edition
£999.99
Decant Publishing The Astonishing
£19.56
Allison Nicole Gentry We'll Grow Oranges in Alaska
£11.97
DJ Cooper Terminus State
£11.96
Joe Sarkic Veil of Dawn's Promise
£14.99
Must Have Books War with the Newts
£10.63
Benediction Classics Lord of the World
£22.52
Benediction Classics Lord of the World
£14.61
Benediction Classics Nineteen Eighty-Four
£18.57
Vintage Publishing Animal Farm
Book SynopsisTHE AUTHORATITIVE TEXT "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others. "Mr Jones, the owner of Manor Farm, is a lazy drunk. The animals decide to overthrow him in a revolution that will allow them to run the farm, liberating themselves and creating a new life of equality and freedom. But they have underestimated the pigs. Napoleon and Snowball form an elite and take control for themselves, and the tyranny of the farmer is replaced with another kind of control leaving the animals again subject to a ruthless and cruel authority. Imagined only as Orwell could, this powerful fable is instilled with humour and an underlying urgency that makes this one of the most prescient warnings ever written. WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS
£8.99
Rebellion Publishing Ltd. Apocalypse War Dossier
Book SynopsisMEGA-CITY ONE IS UNDER SIEGE!Mega-City One’s a powderkeg waiting to blow on its best day. There isn’t a moment when tensions aren’t running high and the city isn’t ready to crack. But there’s something new going on: block war. It’s Block Mania, and no one is immune, not even the Judges.But this is all prelude to invasion. The East-Meg One Sovs have infected Mega-City One with Block Mania to throw the city into massive, bloody turf wars. There are troops on the ground, bombs are dropping and the Big Meg is on fire. And the Judges are drawing the line.Apocalypse War Dossier tells the on-the-ground stories of the Judges of Mega-City One during the events of the epic Block Mania and Apocalyse War story arcs.
£9.49
Legend Press Ltd Asylum: 'The most credible dystopian novel I have ever read' Sunday Times
Book SynopsisBarry James is detained in a quarantine facility in the blistering heat of the Great Karoo. Here he exists in two worlds: the unforgiving reality of his incarceration and the lyrical landscapes of his dreams.He has cut all ties with his previous life, his health is failing, and he has given up all hope. All he has to cling to are the meanderings of his restless mind, the daily round of pills and the journals he reluctantly keeps as testimony to a life once lived.And then there's an opportunity to escape.LONGLISTED FOR THE GUARDIAN''S NOT THE BOOKER PRIZE 2019''The most credible dystopian novel I have ever read'' Sunday Times''A searing vision of an all-too-possible world... a profound and wholly original voice'' Henrietta Rose-Innes''A forceful and engaging tale that brilliantly blends the real and imagined world and is full of sparkling inventions. This page-turner is bound to be the talk of book circles'' Niq Mhlongo''Thought-provoking, alluring and sensitively written... a new thrilling talent'' Cape TimesShortlisted for the 9Mobile Prize for Literature
£12.63
Independently Published Ruffling the hornets nest Reawakening of a slumbering giant
£10.66
Independently Published Devastation
£12.30
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC We Are Satellites
Book SynopsisFrom award-winning author Sarah Pinsker comes a novel about one family and the technology that divides them. Get one – or get left behind. Val and Julie just want what's best for their kids, David and Sophie. So when David comes home from school begging for a new brain implant to help with his studies, they're torn. Julie grew up poor and knows what it's like to be the only kid in school without the new technology, but Val is terrified by the risks and the implications. Soon, everyone at Julie's work has the implant and she's struggling to keep pace. It's clear that she'll have to get one too if she's not to be left behind. Before long, Val and Sophie are the only two in the family without the device, and part of an ever-shrinking minority in their town. With government subsidies and no apparent downside, why would anyone refuse? But Sophie can't shake the feeling that something sinister is going on behind the scenes and she's going to do whatever it takes to find out – even if it pits her against a powerful tech company and the people she loves most.Trade ReviewPinsker's newest is a carefully crafted sci-fi web stretched over an intensely human core... Issues of discrimination, ableism, transparency, and more weave together to create an intricately told cautionary tale' * Booklist (starred review) *A fascinating novel that explores how technologies can transform family dynamics * BuzzFeed *Pinsker's meticulous research and melodious prose bring readers to the heart of a family and the challenges of societal expectations, technology, and the desire to advance without fully understanding the consequences * Library Journal (starred review) *A compassionate, richly textured look at how one ordinary family deals with the next wave in productivity technology... Best of all, the novel's futuristic premise feels as realistic and lived-in as its characters' love for one another' -- Annalee NewitzA deeply empathetic story of a family struggling with everyday impossibilities. We Are Satellites will drill a tiny – entirely painless – aperture in the side of your skull, snake its way inside, and rewire how you think about the lines between yourself, technology, and those we love -- Bob ProehlThis is science fiction as domestic slice of life; a gripping, believable immersion in the day after tomorrow * Guardian *A book that poses interesting questions and does it with great poise itself. Wonderfully written with a realistic feeling family at the centre * SF Book Review *A smart, sensitive unpacking of the personal, political and social assumptions that go into the development and promotion of new devices. It's all the more powerful for being painfully ordinary, down to Val blaming herself for not resisting a technology she knows will harm her family * The Times *Watching these intriguing and imperfect family members finding a way to bring their orbits together is what We Are Satellites is really about. It's such a deeply humane portrait of a family that it barely needs its SF at all – even though the SF provides an unnervingly credible hint of what challenges families might face in the not-too-distant future, if we aren't quite there already * Locus Magazine *Very clever... SF which examines the effects of a particular change on a society has a long history and this book is an outstanding, intelligent addition to that category. If there is any justice, it should be appearing in future Award lists. I'm definitely looking forward to reading more of this author's work' * Birmingham SF Group *A slow-burning novel... This is a book about technology with a very human core. It's a quietly compelling novel that will leave you looking at your relationship with technology with a fresh pair of eyes (but not bionic ones)' -- Geek Dad
£999.99
£12.39
Aesop Modern, an Imprint of Aesop Publications The Answer
£11.52
Parbar Publishing Arren's Testimony
£12.33
Crowe Press Darkness Descends
£10.26
PSI Anthem
£8.49
Z2 comics Robot's Tale: A Dance Gavin Dance Graphic Novel
Book SynopsisDo you ever feel like you're living in a simulation? Like nothing is real and it doesn't matter? What if you found out you were right? Dog Villain, burdened by this ultimate knowledge, has built a machine. A machine with a single purpose: To destroy the simulation and free Dog Villain from where he feels trapped inside the never ending farce. But there's something Dog Villain doesn't know. At the end of the simulation there will be no freedom. Will Dog Villain be able to give up control long enough to find the truth and learn the things that really matter? Based on the mythology created by Dance Gavin Dance The Tale of The Robot is a mind bending story for both fans and new comers
£14.24
Ah Digital Fx Studios, Inc The Complex Life: Young Adult Dystopian Page-Turner with a Hint of Young LOVE
£14.84
Ah Digital Fx Studios, Inc The Complex Law: Young Adult Dystopian Page-Turner
£14.84
Ah Digital Fx Studios, Inc The Complex Leader: Book Three in the Complex Trilogy
£14.84
Ah Digital Fx Studios, Inc Dust and Deceit: Book One of The Dust Trilogy
£14.84
Cosimo Classics The Last President or 1900
£9.67
Red Adept Publishing Working Stiffs
£13.02
Amphibian Press Draw Dead
£12.99
Aethon Books, LLC Commune: Book 1
£16.99
Addison Cain Née pour être liée
£14.24
Addison Cain Née pour être brisée
£18.99
