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Cover of Reduce! Reuse! Recycle! by T.J. Klune
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T.J. Klune

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These books are ranked using the motifs labels extracted for Reduce! Reuse! Recycle!.

Motifs labels used: birds, light, music, walking, films, leaves, shoes on concrete, home, recycling, reduce reuse recycle, Descartes, books, vacation, factory signage, The Wizard of Oz, forever

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Cover of Ecotopia by Ernest Callenbach

Ecotopia

Ernest Callenbach · 1975 · Ecotopia

A skeptical American journalist visits a breakaway eco-nation and slowly questions his own values.

Semantic match: ranked by motifs

Distance: 0.1952

Cover of The Man with the Compound Eyes by Wu Ming-Yi

The Man with the Compound Eyes

Wu Ming-Yi · 2013

A grieving Taiwanese professor and an island boy from a sacrifice tradition are thrown together by an ocean of trash.

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Motifs labels: trash vortex · plastic waste · sea · mountains · rain · storms · waves · animals · birds · whales · seals · cat · compound eyes · memory · songs · folklore · myths · landscape imagery · spirits · islands · weather

Semantic match: ranked by motifs

Distance: 0.2003

Cover of Viriconium by M. John Harrison

Viriconium

M. John Harrison · 2005 · Viriconium

A decaying far-future city is revisited through shifting stories, where memory, technology, and reality keep breaking apart.

Why this is here

Motifs labels: rust · mirrors · locusts · insect imagery · automata · robots · airships · swords · poetry · music · cafes · paints · horseheads · birds · metal · waste · bones · dreams · gardens · weathered surfaces

Semantic match: ranked by motifs

Distance: 0.2120

Cover of City of All Seasons by Oliver K. Langmead

City of All Seasons

Oliver K. Langmead, Aliya Whiteley · 2025

Two cousins in opposite versions of the same split city try to contact each other and uncover what fractured their world.

Semantic match: ranked by motifs

Distance: 0.2130

Cover of The Lightest Object in the Universe by Kimi Eisele

The Lightest Object in the Universe

Kimi Eisele · 2019

After a grid failure and flu collapse society, two lovers on opposite coasts struggle toward reunion and renewal.

Why this is here

Motifs labels: radio · letters · emails · walking · railroad · bicycles · food scarcity · water scarcity · community garden · free trade · broadcasts · maps · batteries · sunset · songs

Semantic match: ranked by motifs

Distance: 0.2214