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Romance · 2002 · R

Oryx and Crake

by Margaret Atwood

He thinks of himself as the last human.

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Violence

A lot

Strong

Language

Some

Moderate

Sexual Content

A lot

Strong

Substance Use

Some

Moderate

Emotional Intensity

A lot

Strong

What this book is about

In a near-future corporate dystopia, the possibly-last human alive — "Snowman" — may have known the man who ended civilization: his genius, unmoored childhood friend Crake.

Notes for sensitive readers

Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.

Graphic sexual content in early chapters including internet child exploitation content

Engineered pandemic and near-total human extinction

A character's horrific death

Deeply disturbing assessment of humanity's trajectory

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