M. E. O'Brien and Eman Abdelhadi

Everything for Everyone: An Oral History of the New York Commune, 2052–2072
A speculative sci-fi novel written as an oral history of a communist uprising in near-future New York.
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LoStrongwaterFirst to rec“Speculative future historical fiction written in an academic approach but accessible, inspiring, and captures the feeling and zeitgeist of what a revolution might be like, injuries, troubles, and all.”
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Lily“Evokes Station Eleven - you're submerged in the end of the world, but somehow buoyed by the details of the beautiful things that emerge on the other side. The oral history format gets a little tedious (towards the end, we encounter a precocious teen, and I gave a big sigh). Creative, inspiring (??), new.”
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