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The Book of Malachi is darkly unmissable science fiction

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The Book of Malachi is darkly unmissable science fiction

The Book of Malachi by T. C. Farren centres on a young man whose tongue has been cut out during a brutal civil war. It’s a tough, mind-bending morality tale

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11 of the best sci-fi books that transport you to another world

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11 of the best sci-fi books that transport you to another world

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The Expanse review: A sprawling spaceship-studded saga you should see

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The Expanse review: A sprawling spaceship-studded saga you should see

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Afterland review: A thought-provoking tale of life without men

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Afterland review: A thought-provoking tale of life without men

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Brave New World review: Dystopian TV without lessons for today

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Brave New World review: Dystopian TV without lessons for today

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Don't miss: Charlize Theron tries to avoid CCTV in The Old Guard

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Don't miss: Charlize Theron tries to avoid CCTV in The Old Guard

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Snowpiercer review: Step aboard a post-apocalyptic train mystery

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Snowpiercer review: Step aboard a post-apocalyptic train mystery

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What happens when a researcher tries to resurrect a loved one?

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What happens when a researcher tries to resurrect a loved one?

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How to avoid a techno-apocalypse brought on by the internet

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How to avoid a techno-apocalypse brought on by the internet

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Upload review: An odd afterlife where your brain is kept in the cloud

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Upload review: An odd afterlife where your brain is kept in the cloud

Greg Daniels's new show Upload is fizzing with interesting ideas, but the characters may not be strong enough to keep you interested, writes Emily Wilson

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No Signal review: Extreme track and trace pits liberty against society

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The Vast of Night review: A sort of slow-burn 1950s Stranger Things

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Code 8 review: A crime and sci-fi mash-up that's actually pretty good

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Altered Carbon 2 review: A great premise that's become too serious

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