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Themes labels used: immortality, identity, selfhood, body dysphoria, gender identity, race, class inequality, corporate control, humanity, death, memory, discrimination, transhumanism, social consequence
This does not mean the books share the same plot, setting, quality, or difficulty. It means their themes embeddings are close.
A dying billionaire’s brain transplant into a young woman’s body triggers identity, legal, and sexual chaos.
Why this is here
Themes labels: identity · gender identity · sexuality · sexual freedom · body and self · consciousness · mortality · immortality · agency · power · wealth and privilege · legal personhood · generation gap · social collapse · body autonomy
Semantic match: ranked by themes
Distance: 0.0805
In a near-future Argentina, the dead can return in purchased bodies, but revenge and identity complicate survival.
Why this is here
Themes labels: identity · body and self · mortality · immortality · technology and society · class inequality · gender · desire · family · ethics · religion · vulnerability · consumerism · memory · time
Semantic match: ranked by themes
Distance: 0.0875
An elderly couple enters a risky rejuvenation experiment and must face the unsettling consequences of cloning, memory, and identity.
Why this is here
Themes labels: identity · personhood · humanity · memory · aging · mortality · ethics · medical ethics · scientific ethics · transhumanism · selfhood · body image · beauty standards · disfigurement · disability · race · privilege · legacy · love · family · greed · selfishness · continuity of self · soul
Semantic match: ranked by themes
Distance: 0.0888
After a devastating loss, a cyborg heroine throws herself into a brutal futuristic sport while her guardian searches for her.
Why this is here
Themes labels: grief · identity · memory · humanity · body autonomy · selfhood · loss · independence · violence · freedom · class divide · social inequality · technology and personhood · fate · escape
Semantic match: ranked by themes
Distance: 0.0941
A scavenger finds a sentient animal mask, and the two are pulled into a revenge-fueled, queer sci-fi chase.
Why this is here
Themes labels: identity · personhood · gender identity · bodily autonomy · consent · transphobia · queerness · feminine rage · revenge · humanity · consciousness · self-acceptance · freedom · control · capitalism · misogyny · body-mind divide · survival · self-determination · embodiment · memory · privacy · dehumanization
Semantic match: ranked by themes
Distance: 0.0963
Five digital crew members on a microscopic survey ship encounter a mysterious sphere that warps memory, time, and identity.
Why this is here
Themes labels: identity · personhood · humanity · free will · corporate power · state oppression · transphobia · queer oppression · capitalism · memory · reality · self-discovery · conditioning · choice · social control · social commentary · transhumanism · time · freedom · forbidden knowledge · moral awakening
Semantic match: ranked by themes
Distance: 0.0967
An amnesiac cyborg is rebuilt from scrap and pulled into violent fights while searching for who she was.
Why this is here
Themes labels: identity · memory · self-discovery · freedom · agency · humanity · machine humanity · class divide · social stratification · survival · violence · morality · corruption · control · grief · fate · power · body autonomy · class oppression · existentialism
Semantic match: ranked by themes
Distance: 0.0981
In a far-future world of brain jars, chips, and class control, linked stories probe power, love, and what remains human.
Why this is here
Themes labels: immortality · power · class inequality · technology and humanity · identity · consciousness · consumerism · media manipulation · truth and illusion · meaning of existence · freedom · death · love · social control · transhumanism · posthumanism · solipsism
Semantic match: ranked by themes
Distance: 0.0993
In alternate 1920s Montreal, an extracted memory who can think for herself is summoned back to the lab.
Why this is here
Themes labels: humanity · identity · memory · trauma · autonomy · ownership · personhood · self-determination · free will · ethics · power · classism · capitalism · patriarchy · belonging · loss · self-possession · othering · women's autonomy · memory and grief
Semantic match: ranked by themes
Distance: 0.1017
In a climate-damaged near-future Australia, a woman must choose between a virtual future and the physical ties that anchor her.
Why this is here
Themes labels: identity · humanity · consciousness · mortality · grief · loss · climate change · technology · capitalism · class inequality · embodiment · authenticity · migration · diaspora · belonging · memory · ethics · disability · aging · mental health · consumerism · privacy · consent · social responsibility · surveillance · progress · transhumanism
Semantic match: ranked by themes
Distance: 0.1031
An aging robot inventor is drawn into a moon-bound revolt, where mind upload, identity, and immortality collide.
Why this is here
Themes labels: identity · consciousness · selfhood · immortality · free will · evolution · personhood · transhumanism · what makes a soul · humanity · memory · body versus mind · technology and morality · individuality versus collectivism
Semantic match: ranked by themes
Distance: 0.1043
A dual-timeline Frankenstein remix links Mary Shelley’s origins story with a near-future crisis of AI, bodies, and love.
Why this is here
Themes labels: artificial intelligence · mortality · immortality · gender identity · transhumanism · body autonomy · technology and ethics · misogyny · creation ethics · humanity · consciousness · identity · death · love · feminism · progress · hubris · social prejudice · science and morality · biological limits
Semantic match: ranked by themes
Distance: 0.1054
