Glasgow Post Apocalyptic Book Club

Danny's one of the survivors - one of the unlucky. In Northern England after the bomb, he tells his story of desperately trying to protect his brother in the wasteland his home has become. In the days before YA this frankly traumatic "children's book" was popular school library's. Only 151 pages & one day it will stop haunting you. Probably.

Utilising a cartoonish design to devastating effect, this graphic novel follows a retired couple, Jim and Hilda Bloggs, and their journey through surviving a Soviet nuclear strike on Britain.

Ease into 2025 with any (or all) of these eleven short stories which are up for discussion. Paolo Bacigalupi's debut collection demonstrates the power and reach of the science fiction short story. Social criticism, political parable, and environmental advocacy lie at the center of Paolo's work. Also barbceue will never seem quite the same again.

Seventy-five years after Orwell finished writing his iconic novel, Sandra Newman has tackled the world of Big Brother in a truly convincing way. Offering a dramatically different, feminist narrative that is true to and stands alongside the original. For readers who have been brought up with Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, here, finally, is a provocative, vital and utterly satisfying novel.