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Themes labels used: humanity, identity, consciousness, mortality, immortality, memory, language, translation, poetry, music, art, technology and humanity, personhood, love, survival, evolution, death, grief, loss, community, imperialism, racism, propaganda, transmission, selfhood, artistic creation, authorship, meaning of life, future of humanity, authentic self

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Slow Gods

Claire North · 2025

An immortal pilot from a brutal star society becomes central to a galaxy-wide response to an impending supernova.

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Themes labels: identity · humanity · mortality · immortality · memory · belonging · love · grief · loss · meaning of life · ethics · morality · agency · free will · power · control · oppression · capitalism critique · climate denial · war · sacrifice · community · cultural survival · history · preservation · perception · belief · othering · gender · language · home · diaspora

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The Electric Kingdom

David Arnold · 2021

In a fly-ravaged near future, three survivors follow separate quests that may reveal how to save what remains.

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Themes labels: survival · humanity · hope · love · connectedness · resilience · grief · loss · memory · stories · art · meaning of life · mortality · fate · destiny · time · identity · reincarnation · circularity · philosophical inquiry · human kindness

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Every Version of You

Grace Chan · 2022

In a climate-damaged near-future Australia, a woman must choose between a virtual future and the physical ties that anchor her.

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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

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Zero K

Don DeLillo · 2016

A son visits a secret cryonics compound with his wealthy father, forcing a reckoning with death, identity, and family.

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Themes labels: mortality · identity · language · death · immortality · technology · bioethics · grief · family estrangement · meaning of life · memory · time · human limits · capitalism · faith · apocalypse · alienation

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The Doors of His Face, the Lamps of His Mouth

Roger Zelazny · 2005 · Pulphouse Short Story Paperbacks

A classic short-fiction collection of poetic SF tales spanning alien oceans, terraformers, sentient cars, and doomed romance.

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Themes labels: human condition · loneliness · time · change · mortality · love · loss · grief · sentience · identity · ethics of interference · humanity · civilization · curiosity · ambition · faith · religion · translation · ecology · evolution

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The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2015

Joe Hill, Theodora Goss, Neil Gaiman, Susan Palwick, Adam-Troy Castro, Sam J. Miller, Daniel H. Wilson, Nathan Ballingrud, Kelly Link, Jess Row, Kelly Sandoval, T. Coraghessan Boyle, A. Merc Rustad, Sofia Samatar, Carmen Maria Machado, Cat Rambo, Karen Russell, Alaya Dawn Johnson, Seanan McGuire, Jo Walton · 2015 · The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy

A curated anthology of 20 standout-and-divisive 2015 science fiction and fantasy stories, chosen blind by Joe Hill.

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Themes labels: depression · death · destruction · grief · loss · identity · humanity · technology · body autonomy · gender · feminism · colonialism · cultural appropriation · worldbuilding · memory · resurrection · transformation · isolation · hope · emotional resonance · creative imagination