The 7 Best Science Fiction Reads of 2026 - so far!

I really enjoyed Ammonite and I found that it stayed in my head and I was thinking about it for quite a while after reading it.

The chief joy in this book for me was the people, the relationships, the petty jealousies and the earnest young love in particular of brown eyes and drove stretched we find out to the very limit by the end of the book.

I really like the image that Paul McCauley creates of this not too distant future England. There's a mournful tone to the pros. grief and loss are after all a central theme of the book.

I really enjoyed my time spent with Paradox. I thought that Tom was a great character, but for me, the star of the show was the setting itself, which provided much in the way of book joy.

Perhaps my greatest compliment is that the essence reminded me of the glamour by Christopher Priest. A book that I very much enjoyed reading towards the end of last year.

Perhaps my greatest compliment is that the essence reminded me of the glamour by Christopher Priest. A book that I very much enjoyed reading towards the end of last year.

I thought this book was great. The setting was fantastic and I really enjoyed the concept of wetwear and its application in this book.

I really enjoyed the two threads. I thought that they were both engaging characters with interesting backstories and individual idiosyncrasies.