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Similar in tone + premise

These books are ranked using the tone + premise labels extracted for He eivät tiedä mitä tekevät. Books rank higher when they are close on every selected axis.

Tone labels used: ominous, serious, intellectual, unsettling, contemplative, tense, bleak, critical, somber, occasionally humorous

Premise labels used: family drama, scientific ethics, animal rights activism, academic career, parenthood, cross-cultural marriage, future technology, coming-of-age, moral dilemma, social critique

This does not mean the books share the same plot, setting, quality, or difficulty. It means their tone + premise embeddings are close.

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Cover of Oval by Elvia Wilk

Oval

Elvia Wilk · 2019

In near-future Berlin, a couple’s fragile life in an eco-community collides with a corporation’s generosity drug and failing ideals.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1721

Cover of Radicalized by Cory Doctorow

Radicalized

Cory Doctorow · 2019

Four near-future novellas use tech, race, health care, and collapse to expose the pressure points of modern life.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1721

Cover of Axiomatic by Greg Egan

Axiomatic

Greg Egan · 1997

A hard-SF short story collection where each tale stress-tests identity, ethics, and consciousness through speculative science.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1744

Cover of The Possibility of an Island by Michel Houellebecq

The Possibility of an Island

Michel Houellebecq · 2005

A cynical comedian’s life and future clones expose a bleak experiment in sex, aging, faith, and immortality.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1803

Cover of Welcome to the Monkey House by Kurt Vonnegut Jr.

Welcome to the Monkey House

Kurt Vonnegut Jr. · 2013

A varied anthology of Vonnegut short fiction blending satire, dystopia, romance, war, and strange speculative ideas.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1820

Cover of Hum by Helen          Phillips

Hum

Helen Phillips · 2024

After losing her job to AI, a mother takes a risky deal that buys her family a brief escape into a climate-ravaged, overtracked future.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1829

Cover of The Rock Eaters: Stories by Brenda Peynado

The Rock Eaters: Stories

Brenda Peynado · 2021

A debut collection of strange, allegorical stories where speculative twists expose immigration, class, grief, and otherness.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1857

Cover of Moxyland by Lauren Beukes

Moxyland

Lauren Beukes · 2008

In near-future Cape Town, four young adults are swept into a corporate-dominated system of surveillance, branding, and revolt.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1859

Cover of Hazards of Time Travel by Joyce Carol Oates

Hazards of Time Travel

Joyce Carol Oates · 2018

A punished teen from a surveilled future is exiled to 1950s Wisconsin, where identity, love, and reality blur.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1861

Cover of Under the Eye of the Big Bird by Hiromi Kawakami

Under the Eye of the Big Bird

Hiromi Kawakami · 2024

Interlinked future-fables track humanity’s strange, fragmented attempts to survive extinction, love, and change.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1865

Cover of Daughters of the North by Sarah Hall

Daughters of the North

Sarah Hall · 2008

In a near-future England, one woman escapes state control for an all-female farm community that may become an army.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1866

Cover of Deadlands by Victoria Miluch

Deadlands

Victoria Miluch · 2023

In a climate-ravaged Arizona desert, a sheltered teen’s world cracks open when two outsiders arrive at her family’s settlement.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1882