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It’s Later Than You Think: 5 Excellent Near-Future Sci-Fi Novels · NabkaNews

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It’s Later Than You Think: 5 Excellent Near-Future Sci-Fi Novels

Book Riot·Jun 25

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A list of excellent near-future sci-fi novels has been compiled. However, reports also mention various sci-fi movies, including those about time travel, apocalyptic themes, and artificial intelligence, suggesting a broader focus on the sci-fi genre. The connection between the novels and the mentioned movies is unclear.

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