Want to read a dystopian thriller (a bit contrived at places, maybe), but have a great reading experience overall, providing a taste of what it really would be like post the apocalypse? Go check out “The Last Day” by Andrew Hunter Murray and this review.
What if I told you proof of extraterrestrial life has been found buried right in the middle of the Arctic Circle, ready to thwart all logical chains of reasoning about ET? Exciting right? Well, it is or it ain’t is a matter of scientific expertise, being handled by Michael Tolland, Rachel Sexton and others in a race to find out the truth in Deception Point by Dan Brown, one of my favourite books by Brown.
What if you have to flee the earth moments before it is about to shatter into a ball of nothingness and oblivion? Can you escape before destruction hits you too? A fantastic science fiction tackling the story of post-apocalyptic survival in a different space-time continuum, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams is one of the best books to read if you want your senses to romp away on a literary rigmarole.
Do you love gaming? Then here comes a literary piece of excellence fusing gaming, love and literature all at once. Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin is a brilliant title you ought to bookmark for your next
What would you do if you came face to face with a creature which is carnal, pre-historic and yet so vicious that you do not have the means even in modern technology to stop it? A sci-fi which unfolds at breakneck speed, The Monsters of Mithi by Hywel Richard Pinto is a story that is all set to keep one’s pulse racing through and through
A book review of Upgrade by Blake Crouch explores gene technology and its effect on the human race
A dystopian world-a kaleidoscope of AI wonders or devastation of human emotions -2029 by Swati Khatri, a book review.
Want to know about a world where we are the controlled and not the controllers as we seem to fashion ourselves to be? Master O by Dhiraj Singh, Add it to your next TBR
“My son has been erased.” Does this line intimidate you as much as it did to me? Then do read Recursion by Blake Crouch to discover the best possible sci-fi of all time.
Imagine if the Sun were to dim out to nothingness. Where would we as a planet land up?
Reading Project Hail Mary is an amazing piece of sci-fi by Andy Weir, one which shall challenge the core fundamentality of your logical reasoning big-time…
