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McEwan's Novel Explores Climate Change's Impact on Future UK
Ian McEwan's new novel, "What We Can Know," set in 2119, depicts a UK partially submerged due to rising sea levels resulting from human-caused climate change, offering a perspective on humanity's resilience and the potential for a future impacted by ecological damage.
McEwan's Novel Explores Climate Change's Impact on Future UK
Ian McEwan's new novel, "What We Can Know," set in 2119, depicts a UK partially submerged due to rising sea levels resulting from human-caused climate change, offering a perspective on humanity's resilience and the potential for a future impacted by ecological damage.
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16% Bias Score
Where Geezers Call Home" Wins #Merky Books Prize: A Dystopian Look at Race and Identity in the UK
Abaka Debrah's "Where Geezers Call Home" won the #Merky Books New Writers' Prize, a dystopian novel exploring race and identity in a UK governed by the UN after race riots, inspired by the author's experiences and the 2022 UK riots.
Where Geezers Call Home" Wins #Merky Books Prize: A Dystopian Look at Race and Identity in the UK
Abaka Debrah's "Where Geezers Call Home" won the #Merky Books New Writers' Prize, a dystopian novel exploring race and identity in a UK governed by the UN after race riots, inspired by the author's experiences and the 2022 UK riots.
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20% Bias Score
Catton's "Birnam Wood": A Novel Exploring Modern Anxieties
Eleanor Catton's new novel, "Birnam Wood," follows a collective of gardeners in New Zealand attempting to utilize abandoned land, creating conflict with an American drone magnate, while satirizing modern societal issues such as social media, data exploitation, and environmental destruction.
Catton's "Birnam Wood": A Novel Exploring Modern Anxieties
Eleanor Catton's new novel, "Birnam Wood," follows a collective of gardeners in New Zealand attempting to utilize abandoned land, creating conflict with an American drone magnate, while satirizing modern societal issues such as social media, data exploitation, and environmental destruction.
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20% Bias Score
O Último Azul" Premieres at Berlinale, Showcasing Elder Marginalization in Dystopian Brazil
Gabriel Mascaro's "O Último Azul" premiered at the Berlinale, depicting a dystopian Brazil where the elderly are sent to "colonies," focusing on 77-year-old Tereza's resistance and journey through the Amazon.
O Último Azul" Premieres at Berlinale, Showcasing Elder Marginalization in Dystopian Brazil
Gabriel Mascaro's "O Último Azul" premiered at the Berlinale, depicting a dystopian Brazil where the elderly are sent to "colonies," focusing on 77-year-old Tereza's resistance and journey through the Amazon.
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32% Bias Score
Belgian Dystopian Novel Sees Massive Sales Surge Thanks to BookTok
I Who Have Never Known Men," a 30-year-old Belgian novel by Jacqueline Harpman, has unexpectedly become a viral sensation on BookTok, experiencing an elevenfold increase in sales in 2024, reaching 45,000 copies, after Dua Lipa's recommendation, due to its dystopian plot exploring female resilience a...
Belgian Dystopian Novel Sees Massive Sales Surge Thanks to BookTok
I Who Have Never Known Men," a 30-year-old Belgian novel by Jacqueline Harpman, has unexpectedly become a viral sensation on BookTok, experiencing an elevenfold increase in sales in 2024, reaching 45,000 copies, after Dua Lipa's recommendation, due to its dystopian plot exploring female resilience a...
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28% Bias Score
Sci-Fi Writers Help UK Military Plan for Future Threats
British science fiction writers are collaborating with the Ministry of Defence to explore future threats, including mass electronic failures in self-driving cars, to improve national resilience and crisis management strategies.
Sci-Fi Writers Help UK Military Plan for Future Threats
British science fiction writers are collaborating with the Ministry of Defence to explore future threats, including mass electronic failures in self-driving cars, to improve national resilience and crisis management strategies.
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Chidgey's Dystopian "Book of Guilt" Explores Alternate History's Dark Legacy
Catherine Chidgey's "The Book of Guilt" (2025) portrays a dystopian 1979 England, resulting from a 1943 Nazi-collaborative peace, where three orphaned triplets, part of a sinister government program, unknowingly serve a dark purpose while others grapple with the moral implications of scientific prog...
Chidgey's Dystopian "Book of Guilt" Explores Alternate History's Dark Legacy
Catherine Chidgey's "The Book of Guilt" (2025) portrays a dystopian 1979 England, resulting from a 1943 Nazi-collaborative peace, where three orphaned triplets, part of a sinister government program, unknowingly serve a dark purpose while others grapple with the moral implications of scientific prog...
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60% Bias Score
The Handmaid's Tale" Season Six: Rebellion and Uncertain Conclusion
The final season of "The Handmaid's Tale" features June's return to Gilead to fight against the regime alongside Luke and Moira, while Serena attempts reform, Nick faces internal conflict, and Janine faces consequences for her defiance; the season's ending is expected to be ambiguous.
The Handmaid's Tale" Season Six: Rebellion and Uncertain Conclusion
The final season of "The Handmaid's Tale" features June's return to Gilead to fight against the regime alongside Luke and Moira, while Serena attempts reform, Nick faces internal conflict, and Janine faces consequences for her defiance; the season's ending is expected to be ambiguous.
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36% Bias Score
Santuario": Dystopian Thriller Explores Climate Crisis and Motherhood
In a dystopian future ravaged by climate change, "Santuario" follows pregnant women living in a facility promising protection, but hiding a sinister secret; the eight-episode thriller, starring Aura Garrido and Lucía Guerrero, explores artificial intelligence, social inequality, and the climate cris...
Santuario": Dystopian Thriller Explores Climate Crisis and Motherhood
In a dystopian future ravaged by climate change, "Santuario" follows pregnant women living in a facility promising protection, but hiding a sinister secret; the eight-episode thriller, starring Aura Garrido and Lucía Guerrero, explores artificial intelligence, social inequality, and the climate cris...
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28% Bias Score
US-Canada Relations: A Dystopian Near-Future
A satirical film depicts a future where a U.S. president's actions, including tariffs and boycotts, severely strain relations with Canada, leading to economic hardship and nationalistic fervor in Canada, mirroring real-world concerns about global instability and misinformation.
US-Canada Relations: A Dystopian Near-Future
A satirical film depicts a future where a U.S. president's actions, including tariffs and boycotts, severely strain relations with Canada, leading to economic hardship and nationalistic fervor in Canada, mirroring real-world concerns about global instability and misinformation.
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72% Bias Score
Unexpected Bestseller: Harpman's Novel Finds Success
Jacqueline Harpman's novel "I Who Have Never Known Men", initially selling only two or three copies annually, has become a bestseller in 2023, selling 45,000 copies, due to its popularity on BookTok and endorsements from celebrities.
Unexpected Bestseller: Harpman's Novel Finds Success
Jacqueline Harpman's novel "I Who Have Never Known Men", initially selling only two or three copies annually, has become a bestseller in 2023, selling 45,000 copies, due to its popularity on BookTok and endorsements from celebrities.
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32% Bias Score
Accelerated Evolution and its Unforeseen Consequences in Kawakami's \"Under the Eye of the Big Bird\"
In Hiromi Kawakami's \"Under the Eye of the Big Bird\", humanity's attempt to combat declining fertility through accelerated evolution in isolated communities leads to humans developing extraordinary abilities, unforeseen social conflicts, and the eventual merging of AI watchers with humans and anim...
Accelerated Evolution and its Unforeseen Consequences in Kawakami's \"Under the Eye of the Big Bird\"
In Hiromi Kawakami's \"Under the Eye of the Big Bird\", humanity's attempt to combat declining fertility through accelerated evolution in isolated communities leads to humans developing extraordinary abilities, unforeseen social conflicts, and the eventual merging of AI watchers with humans and anim...
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16% Bias Score
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