Science fiction
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This new novel weaves a tale through multiple cities and lives connected by strange coincidences
Anil Menon
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Science fiction: Two unlikely companions test the habitability of a new world and the future of life
SB Divya
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Meet writer Khadija Abdalla Bajaber, winner of the inaugural Ursula K Le Guin Prize for Fiction
Sohini Basak
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Reading list: The nine imaginative fiction books shortlisted for Ursula K Le Guin Prize for Fiction
Scroll Staff
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How American science-fiction writer Octavia Butler forged a new vision for humanity
Alyssa Collins, The Conversation
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‘Afrofuturism’: A professor explains the genre with elements of science fiction and African history
Julian C Chambliss, The Conversation
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Time travel could be possible, but only with parallel timelines
Barak Shoshany, The Conversation
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Steampunk: How this subgenre of science fiction challenges the beliefs of civilisational progress
Sumit Bardhan
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‘The Horizon’: The science fiction sequel to ‘The Wall’ answers questions of revolution and freedom
Gautam Bhatia
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Does this anthology of striking science-fiction from south Asia talk of the future or the present?
Veena Muthuraman
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Climate crisis: how science fiction’s hopes and fears can inspire humanity’s response
Chris Pak, The Conversation
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This new anthology features science fiction, horror and fantasy stories from South Asia
Senaa Ahmad
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Solarpunk: A new anthology of speculative fiction counters dystopias with hopeful futures
Sayantani Sengupta
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Foundation: an introduction to five major themes in the work of science fiction writer Isaac Asimov
Mike Ryder, The Conversation
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Humans compete with AI in this science fiction novel set in 2095. But someone’s out to get the human
SB Divya
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What the Hugo and Nebula award-winners of 2020 are telling us about science-fiction and ourselves
Sumit Bardhan
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How mythology and sci-fi are helping China sell its space programme to the world
Molly Silk, The Conversation
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Is there such a thing as Indian Science Fiction? This book tries to identify some common elements
Sumit Bardhan
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Satyajit Ray centenary: Professor Shonku’s world no longer exists. Can he still cast a spell?
Atanu Biswas
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It’s theoretically possible to travel faster than light using the warp drives seen in ‘Star Trek’
Mario Borunda, The Conversation