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Books like Everything for Everyone
A polyphonic, visionary oral history of a future revolution that finds radical hope in the ashes of capitalist collapse. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Everything for Everyone.
- gritty
- resilient
- visionary
- communal
- 01
Octavia's Brood
Adrienne Maree Brown, Walidah Imarisha
A visionary anthology that wields speculative fiction as a radical tool to dream up new, liberated worlds.
- 02
A People's Future of the United States
Charlie Jane Anders, Lesley Nneka Arimah and others
A defiant, electrifying collection of speculative visions that dares to imagine marginalized communities surviving, resisting, and thriving in the face of systemic collapse.
- 03
New York 2140
Kim Stanley Robinson
A sprawling, hopeful love letter to a drowned but defiant metropolis.
- 04
Fully Automated Luxury Communism
Aaron Bastani
A provocative, techno-optimistic manifesto that dares to imagine a post-scarcity future of boundless abundance and leisure.
- 05
Blackfish City: A Novel
Sam J. Miller
A gritty, ice-cold plunge into a floating dystopian metropolis where political fury meets mythic wonder.
- 06
Seven Surrenders
Ada Palmer
A dizzying, erudite plunge into the theatrical political machinations that tear a seemingly perfect utopia apart at the seams.
- 07
Infinite Detail
Tim Maughan
A gritty, hyper-observant plunge into the paranoid twilight of the digital age and the scavenged ruins left in its wake.
- 08
Walkaway
Cory Doctorow
A fiercely optimistic, idea-dense joyride through a post-scarcity apocalypse where building a better world means fighting the billionaires who want to live forever.
- 09
The Ministry for the Future
Kim Stanley Robinson
A sweeping, polyphonic blueprint for survival that wades through the terror of the climate crisis to find a pragmatic hope.
- 10
Infomocracy
Malka Older
A cerebral, high-stakes political thriller where data is the ultimate weapon and democracy is a fragile, hackable experiment.
- 11
The City in the Middle of the Night
Charlie Jane Anders
A haunting exploration of radical empathy and toxic devotion set against the harsh extremes of a tidally locked world.
- 12
Upright Women Wanted
Sarah Gailey
A gritty, fast-paced pulp Western that trades traditional cowboys for queer librarian spies dismantling a fascist regime.
