Political Fiction

The Golden Notebook by Doris Lessing: A Woman’s Struggle for Sanity and Freedom

Did you ever feel like your life is split into compartments, the professional self, the political self, the lover, the … Read more

Did you finish The Possessed and still feel like you never actually met Nikolay Stavrogin, the man everyone in the … Read more

Did you know that the end of the world doesn’t arrive with a bang for everyone at once? As Paul … Read more

Ever feel like a story could actually change how you see the world? Well, Tahmima Anam’s Uprising—a 2026 Canongate publication … Read more

What do you do when the life you meticulously planned suddenly feels suffocating, and the only way forward is to … Read more

Have you ever wondered what humanity would look like if gender itself stopped defining who we are—and what that would … Read more

Did you ever wonder why The Hunger Games still feels uncomfortably real every time you see suffering turned into content? … Read more

We Will Rise Again: Speculative Stories and Essays on Protest, Resistance, and Hope is the book I go to when … Read more

How does one capture the tragedy of caste, love, and loss in a way that is both deeply personal and … Read more

A Clash of Kings, written by George R. R. Martin, was first published in 1998 as the second installment in … Read more