
Frida Liu, a divorced mother in Philadelphia, leaves her toddler alone at home for two hours on one bad day, and the state sends her for a year to a re-education camp for mothers, to be trained with robot children.
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Coming home from a conference, Sara Hussein, a mother of twins, is detained at Los Angeles airport because an algorithm reading her dreams has judged that she is likely to commit a crime, and she is sent to a retention centre for observation.

Bird Gardner, twelve, lives in a quiet America where laws against un-American behaviour have made Asian Americans suspects, and three years after his mother, a Chinese-American poet, left without a word, a letter from her arrives.

Ireland passes an emergency law that strips citizens of their rights overnight, and one family watches democracy die in real time.

In a theocratic dystopia, a woman is valued only for her fertility, forced to bear children for the ruling class.

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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.

In a near-future England where humanity has become infertile, a disillusioned historian is drawn into a resistance movement against a totalitarian government.

After attacks and a pandemic have banned public gatherings, Luce, who played the last big concert, plays illegal shows, while Rosemary, who has never seen live music, is hired to find bands for a company that streams them.

Mae Holland lands a job at the Circle, the world's most powerful internet company, on a dazzling California campus, and is swept up in its drive to make everything, her own life included, transparent.

Istina Mavet, a young woman committed to mental hospitals in New Zealand, records the wards, the treatments and the women around her.

A mother and her sickly daughter join twenty volunteers exiled from a dying city into the last protected American wilderness, where the rules are the weather and each other.

Wanda is born during a hurricane in a small Florida town, and as she grows up the water keeps rising and the state, and her family, start to come apart.