A human raised by Martians comes to Earth and starts a church; grok.
Deckard, the replicants and the mood organ; the book behind Blade Runner.
Katniss volunteers for her sister and enters the arena; the book before the films.
Kathy, Ruth and Tommy at Hailsham and what they were made for.
The Quarter Quell sends the victors back in.
Six nested stories from 1849 to a post-apocalyptic Hawaii; Mitchell's puzzle box.
An artificial friend watches over a sick girl; Ishiguro after the Nobel.
District 13, the propaganda war and the Capitol; the trilogy ends darker than the films.
Earth is demolished for a bypass; 42 and a towel.
Ice-nine, a fake religion and the end of the world in a Caribbean republic; Vonnegut at his funniest.
Billy Pilgrim comes unstuck in time between Dresden and Tralfamadore; so it goes.
Down an Icelandic volcano to an underground sea of dinosaurs.
Paul's twins, born with the memories of their ancestors, and the choice Leto makes.
Herbert's last book: the Sisterhood turns its own planet into a new Arrakis.
The Eloi, the Morlocks and the beach at the end of the world; Wells invented time travel.
Captain Nemo and the Nautilus, a giant squid and Atlantis.
Twelve years on, the emperor Paul is trapped by his own jihad and his own prophecy.
Three and a half thousand years later, Leto II is mostly sandworm and rules a stagnant empire on purpose.
Alex and his droogs in Nadsat slang, and the Ludovico cure; Burgess's 1962 novel, not the film.
The Bene Gesserit against the Honored Matres, fifteen centuries after the God Emperor.
Zamyatin's 1921 glass city of numbers; the book Orwell and Huxley both borrowed from.
Martians land in Surrey with heat rays; the first alien invasion.
Bradbury's dystopia where books are burned (1953).
Shelley's gothic birth of science fiction (1818).
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