Category: science fiction
Are People and Bots Collaborating or Competing in S.B. Divya’s Machinehood?
Chris Panatier’s The Phlebotomist is a Bloody Business
In R.W.W. Greene’s The Light Years, Arranged Marriage Finds Renewed Utility at the Speed of Light
In Kim Stanley Robinson’s The Ministry for the Future, Disaster Inspires a Meaningful Response to Climate Change
In Alix E. Harrow’s The Once and Future Witches, Voting is Harder than Magic
Animals Evolve but Humans (Unfortunately) Remain the Same in Jasper Fforde’s The Constant Rabbit
I Thought We Were Glamping: Diane Cook’s The New Wilderness Stretches a Mother-Daughter Relationship to its Limit
It Looks Like a Human and Talks Like a Human? Madeline Ashby’s The Machine Dynasty Trilogy Explores Self-Realization Through Robot Eyes
