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|author=Mark Lingane

|title=Note to Self: An Education

|rating=4

|genre=Science Fiction

|summary= In Kry's world, the discovery that human cells replace themselves every seven years results in a cascade of medical "advances": in 2030 it's found that radiation can return cells back to their regeneration state seven years before, in 2035 it's possible to cure cancerous tumours but with the side effect of erasing seven years of memory, by 2045 the cosmetics industry is using the same technique to "de-age" their customers by seven years. In a society obsessed with image and youth, who needs memories?

|isbn=B08LY8J4KS

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|author= Christopher Paolini

|genre=Science Fiction

|summary=Sea epics? So 20th century. Try a space epic.

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~~|isbn=1529014484~~

~~|title=Exhalation~~

~~|author=Ted Chiang~~

~~|rating=5~~

~~|genre=Science Fiction~~

|summary=Over the past twenty-eight years, Ted Chiang has published fifteen science fiction short stories, these magnificent stories have won twenty-seven major science fiction awards so if you are a science fiction fan it is likely that you have already come across some of the work by Ted Chiang. If you haven't then take this opportunity to do so now. Trust me; your imagination will be grateful.

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