Neverwhere – Neil Gaiman (1996)
A hidden world beneath London waits to be discovered - where shadows rule, doors open to secrets, and one act of kindness unravels the life you thought you knew.
Adventure
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Restart Reading
Psychological
Science Fiction
The Time Machine – HG Wells (1895)
The Time Machine by H.G. Wells follows the Time Traveller as he journeys into the distant future, encountering the Eloi and Morlocks in a world shaped by evolution.
Classics
Satire
Science Fiction
Cat’s Cradle – Kurt Vonnegut Jr (1963)
Amid Ice-Nine’s deadly grip, John unravels the lives of the Hoenikkers and the riddles of Bokononism, where science, faith, and absurdity collide on the brink of world’s end.
Adventure
Science Fiction
The War of the Worlds – HG Wells (1898)
The War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells depicts humanity’s struggle for survival as Martians invade Earth, exploring themes of technology, colonialism, and human fragility.
Fantasy
Romance
Science Fiction
Elantris – Brandon Sanderson (2005)
A fallen city, a cursed transformation, and a prince who dares to rebuild hope in the ruins of divinity - where death cannot claim the body, but despair hunts the soul.
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Supernatural
Under the Dome – Stephen King (2009)
Under the Dome by Stephen King is a gripping sci-fi thriller about a small Maine town suddenly trapped under an invisible barrier, sparking chaos, corruption, and survival struggles.
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Supernatural
The Institute – Stephen King (2019)
The Institute by Stephen King explores a sinister facility where kidnapped children with psychic abilities are subjected to horrific experiments, forcing them to fight for survival.
Adventure
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Fairy Tale – Stephen King (2022)
Fairy Tale by Stephen King blends dark fantasy and adventure as teenager Charlie Reade discovers a portal to Empis, a cursed world where he must fight to save its people.
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Oryx and Crake – Margaret Atwood (2003)
In a biotech-ravaged world, Snowman recalls his past, unraveling corporate greed, genetic engineering, and environmental collapse in this dystopian vision.
Fantasy
Science Fiction
The Year of the Flood – Margaret Atwood (2009)
As a pandemic reshapes the world, survivors linked to the eco-religious group God’s Gardeners navigate chaos and seek meaning in this dystopian sequel.