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Ready or Not, NASA Confronts the Threat of an Alien Invasion in David Wellington’s The Last Astronaut

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Worse than the French Revolution? Eliot Peper Tackles Income Inequality in his Latest Techno-Thriller Breach

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Vandana Singh Breaks the Laws of Physics Very Carefully in Ambiguity Machines

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In Theory of Bastards, a Misanthropic Scientist Sees Humanity in Bonobos’ Sexual Exploits

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Caitlin Starling Goes Deep into a Dangerous Cave–and the Minds of Her Characters–in The Luminous Dead

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The Upside of Dystopia: Meg Elison’s Characters are Free to be Themselves in The Book of Flora

April 11, 2019May 2, 2019 robwolfbooks

Don’t Judge an Alien by its Tentacles in Charlie Jane Anders’ The City in the Middle of the Night

March 21, 2019May 2, 2019 robwolfbooks

Alien Invaders Shine a Light on Human Nature in Tade Thompson’s The Rosewater Insurrection

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120 Years is No Obstacle for A Father Trying to Save His Child in Mike Chen’s Here and Now and Then

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It’s A.I. vs. A.I. in Crucible, James Rollins’ Latest Sigma Force Installment