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#2 Best Seller in Books
$11.99
★★★★☆ 4.9/5 (31 ratings)
Our Take
I’ve been following dystopian fiction for years, and Still Lost: Tales from 2080 caught my attention with its impressive 4.9-star rating from 31 reviews. What impressed me most is how this collection manages to feel both futuristic and grounded—the 2080 setting gives authors room to explore technology’s impact on humanity without getting too abstract.
The book’s climbing to #2 in Books on Amazon suggests it’s resonating with readers beyond the typical sci-fi crowd. I like that it’s priced reasonably at $11.99, making it accessible for readers wanting to test the waters with speculative fiction. The 93% five-star rating distribution is particularly telling—that’s the kind of consistency you see when a book delivers what it promises.
The anthology format works well here, offering different perspectives on what our world might look like in 60 years. However, some readers might find the variety in writing styles jarring if they prefer consistency throughout a single narrative. The few critical reviews mention pacing issues in certain stories, which isn’t uncommon with collections where different authors have varying approaches to storytelling. Still, it’s a solid pick for anyone interested in thought-provoking near-future scenarios.
About This Product
“Still Lost” is the estranged brainchild of Sam O’Nella Academy creator Sam A. Miller.A whopping eight rather long short stories are included, featuring such concepts as:An alien prostituteA baboon that gets cyberbulliedAn old lady getting killed with a swordAn eight page discussion about grassAnd many more!
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Last updated: February 23, 2026
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