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What We Can Know

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Recommended by Frank Foer as a novel set in the future, reflecting on the present as a period of derangement.
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JB Pritzker and Franklin Foer: Like Living in an Authoritarian Regime
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Anne Applebaum
as a novel that helps deal with contemporary events and offers a different perspective on our time.
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Anne Applebaum: The Loss of 'Democratic Faith'
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Bruno Torturra
como um livro sobre o futuro e como a literatura da nossa época é capaz de não fazer nada diante da mudança climática.
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Estado de Choque - Crime, polícia e as políticas de sangue
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Chloe Schama
as an Ian McEwen book with a two-part story set in the present and 100 years in the future.
Everything Vogue Editors Can’t Wait To Watch And Read This Fall
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Ian McEwan
's latest book is about memory, betrayal, poetry, and archives, set between 2119 and the near present.
Ian McEwan on Speculative Fiction, Lost Poems and What We Can Know
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Klaus Brinkbäumer
als ein fesselndes Buch von Ian McEwan, das in der Zukunft spielt und Themen wie Schuld und Nachruhm behandelt.
Kriegsminister Hegseth und die Generäle
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Jeffrey Brown
as a novel that explores life after irreversible climate change impacts.
October 8, 2025 – PBS News Hour full episode

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