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Ambitious sci-fi novel imagines a universe where time flows backwards | New Scientist (opens the original)
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Under StoryChloe BenjaminTinder Press (UK); G.P. Putnam’s Sons (US) One of the big books of 2026, Under Story by Chloe Benjamin, has a wonderful premise. What if there were an identical universe to ours, except that time runs in the opposite direction? And what if we could cross over from this universe to the “anti-universe” and then back again? This is a human, warm and extremely ambitious book. Our hero, fungi expert Laurel Salter, having suffered a devastating loss, takes a job as a kitchen s
This sci-fi novel is a riveting tale of an oppressive galactic empire | New Scientist (opens the original)
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The Infinite StateRichard Swan, Gollancz (UK); Tor Books (US) In The Infinite State by Richard Swan, the vast Decurion Empire is governed by Pater Aeternus. It’s a political system that feels like a mash-up of Nazi Germany, Soviet Russia and Rome under its most oppressive emperors – except that this state has spaceships and runs a chunk of the galaxy. The author also throws in a hard-drinking cop and some murder mysteries for good measure. While that might sound like a mess, the novel is anythin
This twisty sci-fi thriller is a fantastic debut from Isabel J. Kim | New Scientist (opens the original)
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SublimationIsabel J. Kim, Picador (UK, US) In Sublimation, Isabel J. Kim imagines a world where someone attempting to cross an international border may end up splitting into two separate beings. So, for example, if you were leaving your home country for pastures new but were torn about whether you were making the right decision, you might find yourself splitting into two at the airport. One “instance” of you would leave, and another would stay behind. The instances are identical at the moment of
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