Speculative Fiction

One rule changed, everything else honest. The broad church between science fiction and literary fiction — books that ask "what if" without needing a spaceship to do it.

On the Science Fiction & the Future shelf.

Books shelved as Speculative Fiction

• The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle — Stuart Turton
• The Death of Mountains — Jordan Kurella
• Alexandria — Paul Kingsnorth
• El valle del silicio — Carla Nyman
• And Then I Woke Up — Malcolm Devlin
• Marvel What If? — Jim Craig / Gil Kane / Tom Sutton / Allan Kupperberg / Herb Trimpe / Roy Thomas / Jim Shooter / Peter B. Gillis / Tom DeFalco / Tony Isabella
• Borne — Jeff VanderMeer
• The Husbands — Chandler Baker
• Desperdigados por el mundo — Yoko Tawada
• Klara and the Sun — Kazuo Ishiguro
• Life Ceremony — Sayaka Murata
• Algo temporal — Hilary Leichter
• Bliss Montage: Stories — Ling Ma
• The Testaments — Margaret Atwood
• Ghostroots — 'Pemi Aguda
• Ritos privados — Julia Armfield
• The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August — Claire North
• In What World — Bridget Morrissey
• A Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking — T. Kingfisher
• Los empleados — Olga Ravn
• The End of Men — Christina Sweeney-Baird
• The Memory Police — Markus Juslin
• Amatka — Karin Tidbeck
• Extraña — Olga Osorio

Related genres

• Science Fiction
• Dystopian
• Space Opera
• Military Science Fiction
• Time Travel
• Post-Apocalyptic
• Apocalyptic
• Classic Science Fiction
• Cyberpunk
• First Contact
• Steampunk
• Eco-Fiction
• Hard Science Fiction
• Pandemic Fiction
• Alien Invasion
• Parallel Worlds
• Climate Fiction
• Biopunk

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