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These books are ranked using the setting labels extracted for They Both Die at the End.
Setting labels used: near-future, alternate world, New York, urban setting, speculative reality, technology-mediated
Focused on “civil unrest” where exact label matches exist.
This does not mean the books share the same plot, setting, quality, or difficulty. It means their setting embeddings are close.
A privileged New York girl’s diary records her family’s fall as a near-future city and country unravel around her.
Why this is here
Setting labels: near-future Manhattan · New York City · alternate reality · urban dystopia · civil unrest · economic collapse
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1085
A college student’s research into a mythic heroine pulls her into an occult, reality-bending role as Promethea.
Why this is here
Setting labels: futuristic New York · alternate reality · near-future · metaphysical realm · afterlife · collective unconscious · mythic reality
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.0848
A time-reset science fiction premise becomes a metafictional, memoir-like farewell about free will, memory, and being human.
Why this is here
Setting labels: United States · New York City · 1990s · early 2000s · near future · contemporary realism · speculative reality
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.0981
An alien hunter in near-future Chicago investigates serial murders and is forced into an uneasy alliance with a suspect.
Why this is here
Setting labels: near-future · future Earth · alternate future · Chicago · New Chicago · alien-integration world · urban setting
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.0988
In a world where skin-shedding erases love, a woman with a rare condition is pulled into a stolen-skins mystery.
Why this is here
Setting labels: alternate universe · parallel world · near-future · contemporary-like world · urban
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.0990
New York’s living avatars must unite other cities to stop a multiversal threat and a very human political takeover.
Why this is here
Setting labels: New York City · modern day · contemporary urban setting · global cities · multiverse · alternate reality
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1011
A poisoned spy infiltrates a powerful enhanced super-soldier’s circle and falls for the one man she can’t kill.
Why this is here
Setting labels: near future · post-dystopian · 2040 · London · New York City · near-future America · cyberpunk aesthetic · corporate-controlled society · technologically advanced world
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1031
A themed best-of anthology of Harlan Ellison’s short fiction, mixing iconic SF, horror, and surreal, unsettling tales.
Why this is here
Setting labels: near future · dystopian future · alternative reality · mythic space · afterlife · city life · time-bending
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1043
A near-future marriage, a troubled physicist, and a device that may rewrite reality pull one woman into an eerie puzzle.
Why this is here
Setting labels: near future · alternate reality · United States · information age · high-tech future
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1063
A jealous trans dog walker’s revenge curse backfires, launching him into a surreal queer quest for a stranger’s rescue.
Why this is here
Setting labels: near future · not-too-distant future · New York City · Brooklyn · Bushwick · Los Angeles · California · semi-realistic future · alternate future · mood-responsive technology · internet-mediated world · semi-physical afterlife · urban setting · mysterious dimension · magical realism setting
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1065
In a near-future world of AI uploads, a grieving mother and three others circle a death that may hide a deeper truth.
Why this is here
Setting labels: near future · digital future · technological dystopia · suburban setting · virtual reality · AI-saturated world · slightly off-present
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1070
A satirical dystopia follows a violent American revolution that splits society into separate nations by identity.
Why this is here
Setting labels: near future · United States · alternate society · dystopian future · internet age
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1079
