The Testaments, by Margaret Atwood Margaret Atwood’s unexpected followup to her groundbreaking feminist dystopian novel The Handmaid’s Tale is...

Any adaptation of a book can never truly replace the original work, but it’s often revelatory to experience a story in a new medium; it’s like...

No one wants to live in a dystopia, but we’re certainly living in the golden age of feminist dystopian novels. That fact probably (definitely)...

In the age of the smartphone, one might be forgiven for thinking attempts to ban books are one of those old-timey things we can all laugh about today, like...

It’s on-trend for 2017: drawing comparisons between the fictional dystopias we read and the geopolitical situation around us—no sooner does an...

Meg Howrey’s isn’t a name often heard in sci-fi circles. She’s better known among speculative fiction fans as being half of Magnus Flyte...

Alex White’s debut novel, Every Mountain Made Low (out now from Solaris) is about Loxley Fiddleback, a woman whose entire life has been defined by...

The hotly-anticipated fourth season of Netflix’s addictive political drama House of Cards has finally dropped in one big chunk, and we can’t...

All literature is open to interpretation; that’s one of the main attractions of reading—that ability to take someone’s words and make of them a...