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I ’ve seen the future, and it’s bleak – at least according to these ten sci-fi authors. Alien invasions. Climate change.

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We live in an era of endless remakes and reboots, which annoy most viewers and at the same time bring the film industry the lion's share of revenue. B ...

Malorie Blackman’s Noughts & Crosses has long been something of a YA classic. Rather than dreaming up a sci-fi future, ...