I don't mean to nitpick, Tom, but is this really your plan?

Nicola Yoon, One of Our Kind: ( Stepford's inheritor )
Adrian Tchaikovsky, Alien Clay: ( authoritarians in space )
Paolo Bacigalupi, Navola: ( slow-moving Italianate fantasy )
T. Kingfisher, A Sorceress Comes to Call:( surviving magical child abuse )
Sara Wolf, Heavenbreaker: ( space battles and teen romance )
Django Wexler, How To Become the Dark Lord and Die Trying: ( groundhog day in hell! )
Kaliane Bradley, The Ministry of Time: A Novel: ( time travel and complicity )
Victor Manibo, Escape Velocity:( Yeet the rich )
Ben Aaronovitch, The Masquerades of Spring: ( Nightingale in the past )

The scary thing? These are all relevant to my work. Except maybe the Naomi Wolf. ( history of obscenity law, scientific revolutions, presentation of self, misquoting Jesus, sexual awakenings, consumer awakenings, intellectual property )