fromwww.theguardian.com4 days agoHelm by Sarah Hall review a mighty epic of climate change in slow motionSarah Hall's novel Helm focuses on the themes of climate and weather, with the Helm wind as the central character.
US politicsfromwww.theguardian.com1 month agoMy parents got me out of Soviet Russia at the right time. Should my family now leave the US?'Living in a world dominated by superpowers cultivates a dystopian reality shaped by ideologies, deception, and societal decay.
fromPolygon3 months agoFilmHoly crap, Stephen King's Long Walk movie is finally real, and the footage looks terrific
FilmfromPolygon3 months agoHoly crap, Stephen King's Long Walk movie is finally real, and the footage looks terrificCooper Hoffman is an unexpected yet fitting choice for Ray Garraty in the adaptation of Stephen King's 'The Long Walk'.
fromwww.theguardian.com2 months agoThe best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror review roundupThe neural chip initially seems beneficial, enhancing metabolism and productivity, but failure to sleep transforms users into ravenous monsters, leading to apocalyptic consequences.Books
TorontofromSFGATE2 months agoInside Fascinating Story of Real-Life 'Handmaid's Tale' Mansion-and How It Was Saved From Demolition Before Landing Starring RoleThe Handmaid's Tale concluded with an emotional finale, highlighting significant societal issues through its dystopian narrative.
fromIndieWire3 months agoMedia industryElisabeth Moss Was So Busy Directing the 'Handmaid's Tale' Finale, She Didn't Have Time to Cry
TorontofromSFGATE2 months agoInside Fascinating Story of Real-Life 'Handmaid's Tale' Mansion-and How It Was Saved From Demolition Before Landing Starring RoleThe Handmaid's Tale concluded with an emotional finale, highlighting significant societal issues through its dystopian narrative.
fromIndieWire3 months agoMedia industryElisabeth Moss Was So Busy Directing the 'Handmaid's Tale' Finale, She Didn't Have Time to Cry
fromwww.theguardian.com3 months agoThe Book of Guilt by Catherine Chidgey review this dystopia could have been extraordinaryCatherine Chidgey's The Book of Guilt is her first dystopian novel, exploring an alternate history where WWII ended earlier than in reality.
Marketing techfromThe Drum3 months agoDoes the future of advertising have to be dystopian?Advertising's future resembles dystopian predictions, fueled by an obsession with personalization.Media reflects deep societal concerns about the impact of pervasive advertising.
Digital lifefromThe Atlantic3 months agoWhat Fiction Can Predict, and What It Can'tThe article discusses a surveillance state where people can be detained for their dreams, highlighting themes of technology and government overreach.
Artsfromwww.npr.org4 months agoAI eavesdrops on your sleep in this nightmarish 'Dream Hotel'The novel illustrates a dystopian future where algorithms assess risks based on dreams, leading to unjust incarceration without crimes committed.
