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Explore books like this on the mapA secret movement of disaffected young men carries out a coordinated day of killings against a list of elites and splits America into separate ethnic and sexual homelands.
Penny Harrigan, a junior lawyer, is swept up by the billionaire C. Linus Maxwell, who launches a line of sex toys that leaves women around the world unable to leave their homes, in a satire of consumer culture and desire.

In a ruined world, Snowman, who may be the last human, remembers his friend Crake, a brilliant geneticist who built a new species, and the woman they both loved, in the first book of the MaddAddam trilogy.

A drug addict's hallucinatory narrative dissolves plot, character, and language itself into a stream of images that broke every rule of what a novel could be.

In an overpopulated 2010 of surveillance, violence and information overload, an executive and a spy are drawn into a scheme to develop an African nation and a breakthrough in genetic engineering in Southeast Asia, in Brunner's 1968 collage novel.

Women around the world develop the ability to generate electrical jolts, and within a generation, the entire global power structure inverts.

A teenage thug in a future England narrates his ultraviolent nights in a private Russian-English slang, then gets reconditioned by the state until even his taste for Beethoven hurts.

A young woman in near-future rural America takes a gig testing what she thinks is a video game and witnesses a murder in a London seventy years ahead.

Nine stories set in an America where inequality and surveillance have hardened into something almost feudal, and small acts of conscience become radical.

A sixty-four-year-old puppeteer of unspeakable depravity refuses to apologise for a life devoted to art, sex, and the refusal of every social norm.

Billy Pilgrim comes unstuck in time, bouncing between his life as a POW in Dresden, suburban America, and an alien zoo.

In a near-future New York where everyone rates each other and books are dying, an ageing schlub falls for a young Korean-American woman.