Challenging societal norms through the eyes of a convenience store worker who refuses to become a ‘normal’ human being. Fantastic read.
Feminism meets post-capitalist dystopian world in which being an influencer is a dying profession and burning down mega data centres is all the rage.
An interesting take on how we reconstruct history, the importance of literature, and the mark (or lack thereof) the humanities can leave on the world. Not his most thrilling novel, but alright.
A timeless classic.
Race, wealth, and social status - thrown into the mix with the fundamental question: what makes a mother a mother?
No need to read. Main message that’s relayed repetitively on almost every page: do whatever makes you happy and life will be great.
Great continuation of Auē. A must read.
Neurodivergent child obsesses over supposedly lost manuscript. Nice child narrator, mediocre story.
A dystopian sci-fi extravaganza. A group of women living off the land (which may be earth… or not), or rather, off supplies left behind in bunkers. Female friendships and relationships and the burning question - what makes a life worth living. Also some hints to nature vs nurture.
Based on their fan fiction - a gripping yet slightly nauseating dystopia rooted in magic and fantasy. The handmaid’s tale meets Harry Potter - but not officially, obviously…
Two annoying uni students go to hell to bring back their psychopathic professor. Could have skipped it!