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The 13 best new science fiction books of 2023

From a dystopian future with Naomi Alderman to climate fiction with Christopher Priest, this is New Scientist's guide to the best science fiction of the year

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How do two new books on consciousness close in on the elusive field?

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For All Mankind season four review: Space race drama still a winner

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Troubled by Faith review: How delusion marked psychology's beginnings

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New Scientist recommends: Over My Dad Body and Live to 100

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How a dash of science can help bake the perfect eggless chocolate cake

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The Lazarus Project is back, and the fight to secure the future has never been more intense. When the world locks into a time loop in which the world ends every three weeks, the Lazarus team must race against time to find a solution before humanity is wiped out forever. Among their number is resolute Lazarus agent, George (Paapa Essiedu), who???s been left in disgrace after betraying the organisation in the name of love. George is determined to redeem himself and win back the trust of his friends, colleagues, and the love of his life. But when he discovers that the cause he???s fighting is more sinister than it appears, George begins to suspect that the only person he can really trust is himself.

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New Scientist recommends The Lazarus Project and Ark Nova

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Irresistible review: A charming look at why we find things cute

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Into the Dark review: Intriguing book dissects darkness

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Most Delicious Poison review: A lively journey through nature's toxins

From caffeine to curare, evolutionary biologist Noah Whiteman explores plants' myriad toxins and the impact they have had on society, in his new book

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‘It felt detoxifying’: Retelling 1984 from a female perspective

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‘It felt detoxifying’: Retelling 1984 from a female perspective

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Our Tribal Future review: Is there a “vaccine” for tribalism?

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Our Tribal Future review: Is there a “vaccine” for tribalism?

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How Migration Really Works review: Prepare to have your mind changed

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