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The Cartographers review: A perceptive sci-fi love letter to maps

In The Cartographers, Peng Shepherd’s latest work of magical realist speculative fiction, the characters have a habit of asking “what makes a map?”. The answer, it becomes clear, is its purpose, finds Sally Adee

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Don't Miss: A new book exploring how AI can help us speak whale

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The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey review: An emotive exploration of memory

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The Parrot in the Mirror review: Why humans evolved to be like birds

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Bigbug review: A sci-fi comedy about a sexy kind of singularity

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Dying Light 2 review: Avoiding zombies in a game with nods to covid-19

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Dying Light 2 review: Avoiding zombies in a game with nods to covid-19

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How to Stay Smart in a Smart World review: Why humans still trump AI

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The Man Who Tasted Words review: Inside the odd world of human senses

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Severance review: A compelling thriller about dividing work and play

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Severance review: A compelling thriller about dividing work and play

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Dual review: The dark side of cloning played straight for laughs

Riley Stearns's dark comedy about a death match between clones has an appealing premise, but it doesn't quite hit the mark

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Petrov’s flu review: A surreal journey through one man’s delirium

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Don’t Miss: A fresh look at the enduring mysteries of the big bang

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