On 8 June, George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four will celebrate its 71st anniversary – but there’s no denying that the iconic dystopian novel feels ... However we, the readers, see none ...

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we’ll lose an entire generation of young men. They’ll never notice when the TSA moves out from the airports onto the sidewalks. The worlds of the two great dystopian novels intersect at ...

HOW DO YOU concoct a plausible fictional near-future, in which people’s reliance on technology has gone too far? If you read “The Dream Hotel”, a gripping new novel, you can discern one recipe.

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