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When Thursday foils Hades' visit, Brontë's book is changed...or is it?
Jasper Fforde
The Martians' raid on Earth confirms their Tripods are no match for germs.
H. G. Wells
Jules risks all his Whuffie pride to help restore a Disney ride.
Cory Doctorow
A fireman named Montag learns the value of the things he burns.
Ray Bradbury
'Be careful what you wish for' seems like good advice for George Orr's dreams.
Ursula K. Le Guin
Though Offred's life in Gilead is bleak, she thinks that Nick's not bad.
Margaret Atwood
Though Smith's a man of Martian birth, he oddly groks the ways of Earth.
Robert Heinlein
Conditioning and soma keep the Epsilons as tame as sheep.
Aldous Huxley
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Though brutal, Wiggin's education helps Earth win a 'simulation.'
Orson Scott Card
With Trantor's fall, hard times ensue, but Seldon had a plan...or two.
Isaac Asimov
While HAL and Bowman disagree, the monolith waits patiently.
Arthur C. Clarke
A Catholic order saves the lore of humankind, post-nuclear war.
Walter M. Miller Jr.
Arrakis sees dynastic strife: variety's the spice of life.
Frank Herbert
In San Lorenzo, there's unease; then ice-nine makes the oceans freeze.
Kurt Vonnegut
The Sandmen hunt down people who attempt to live to twenty-two.
William F. Nolan & George Clayton Johnson
The drug-addicted hacker Case helps Wintermute in cyberspace.
William Gibson
If Deckard took the Voigt-Kampff test, would counting ovines help him rest?
Philip K. Dick
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All the novels were originally written in English. The list excludes high fantasy, but some works span additional genres, such as humor or satire. No author appears more than once.
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