An argument for optimistic sci-fi, pushing back against the glut of dystopias and asking for worlds we'd actually want to live in.
booksMonday, September 14, 2026
Optimistic sci-fi and dystopian fears
Today in books, the conversation splits between two poles: the call for optimistic science fiction and a review of a book about fighting fascism. A new Carrie adaptation premieres, while thriller readers get a curated list and comic fans get a Kylo Ren preview.
Imagining better futures
Two pieces argue for what fiction should do: one makes the case for hopeful sci-fi, the other for a progressive fight against real-world threats.

Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor's End Times Fascism gets reviewed as a toolkit against right-wing nationalism, not just a diagnosis.
Screen to page
A familiar story gets a new adaptation, and a preview lands for a comic book continuation.
Two outlets cover the Carrie series premiere at TIFF, with creator Mike Flanagan admitting he was initially unsure about the project.
A preview for The Fall of Kylo Ren #2, showing Hux and Pryde conspiring against the Supreme Leader ahead of its September release.
What to read next
Guides and recommendations dominate the rest of the day.
A curated list of new thrillers, from realistic war zone stories by Simon Conway to cosier spy fiction from Mark Ezra.
A new book recommendation service, Read After This, analyzes tone and themes to suggest eight tailored titles.
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Book Review: Daggerbound (Swordheart, #2) by T. Kingfisherbookshelffantasies.com
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Lose yourself in the thrilling story of an unforgettable heroine who reminds us to hold on to our humanity even in a broken world. This stunning collector's deluxe limited edition of the fourth book in the globally bestselling Shatter Me: Series One features: Shimmery cover with
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