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Anne Applebaum

as a thought-provoking novel about historians looking back on our time after climate change and nuclear war.

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Recommended by Frank Foer as a novel set in the future, reflecting on the present as a period of derangement.

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Richard Osman

as a good Christmas gift idea, praising it despite disliking the title.

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Emily Bazelon

as a novel with a lot to think about, that lingered on her mind after finishing it.

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Peter Suderman

, a science fiction novel set 100 years in the future that explores the limits of knowing someone.

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Recommended by

Anne Applebaum

as a novel that helps deal with contemporary events and offers a different perspective on our time.

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Russell Moore

as a surprising book that went in unexpected directions.

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Bruno Torturra

como um livro sobre o futuro e como a literatura da nossa época é capaz de não fazer nada diante da mudança climática.

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William Moore

as a brilliant novel with an awful title, falling into the trap of experimental novels.

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Amanda Dobbins

as a wonderful book that is really, really good.

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