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Termush review: A rediscovered dystopian masterpiece

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The governments who called on sci-fi writers to predict the future

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Big Swiss review: For once, a genuinely hilarious comic novel

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Small Worlds by Caleb Azumah Nelson review: A dance between the cracks

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19 Claws and a Black Bird by Agustina Bazterrica review: Bewitching short stories

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Children's books

Top 5 books about portal adventures for under-12s, chosen by Ben Miller

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Titanium Noir by Nick Harkaway review: A visionary piece of speculative fiction

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The Funeral Cryer review: Subtle examination of social expectations in rural China

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Patricia Wants to Cuddle review: Spine-tingling moments of mystery

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The Imposters by Tom Rachman review: Dark humour and a flair for invention

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Sleepwalk by Dan Chaon review: Both insane and insanely brilliant

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Never Was by H Gareth Gavin review: ‘A dreamy and promising debut’

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Biography of X review by Catherine Lacey: ‘A stroke of genius’

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Top 5 romcoms with cons, chosen by PJ Ellis

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Shy review: Max Porter’s spectacular novel unpacks teen attitudes to masculinity

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Greek Lessons by Han Kang review: A luminous reflection on the difficulties of language

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The Long Form by Kate Briggs: Profoundly ambiguous, wonderfully unstructured

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Historical fiction

The House of Doors by Tan Twan Eng review: Compelling drama set in the shadow of Empire

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Dystopian fiction

Thirsty Animals review: A dystopian future ‘impeccably depicted’

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Death Watch review: Killer timepieces and the emptiness of consumerism

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