Dystopian
Dystopian fiction explores the social and political structure of an often futuristic society that is both repressive and controlling. These dystopian states often disguise themselves as a utopia with an authoritarian or totalitarian form of government. Excessive social control, repression of individual liberty and freedom and mass poverty are common themes.
Noted Works
Philip K Dick's Flow my tears, the policeman said
Philip K Dick's Do androids dream of electric sheep
Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451
Aldous Huxley's Brave new world
Books Reviewed
A Planet for Rent
A Scanner Darkly
Allegiant
Brave New World
Broken
Daylight on Iron Mountain
Debris
Divergent
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep
Fahrenheit 451
Flashback
Flow my tears, the policeman said
Fork in the Road to Apocalypse
Hellstrom's Hive
In a Right State
Inish Carraig
Insurgent
Jennifer Government
Silicon Man
Son of Heaven
State of Mind
Sunshine Republic
The Carhullan Army
The Miracle Inspector
The Windup Girl
Defender
Haunted Futures
Amatka
The Wolves of Winter
After Atlas
Daughters of the Forgotten Light
By the pricking of her thumb
Golden State
Captain Marvel: Liberation Run
Cage of Souls
Broken Branches
A Boy and his Dog at the End of the World
CTRL+S
84K
Echo Cycle
Night Train
Heart of the Assassin
Alpha Omega
Survivor Song
The Phlebotomist
The Nobody People
Radio Life
Composite Creatures
Dark Lullaby
The Actuality
Judge Dredd: America
Kings of a Dead World
Day Zero
Twenty Five to Life
The Offset
Sea of Dreams
Momenticon
The Drowning Earth
Aurora
Titan Hoppers
HellSans
Leech
The Nursery
Dredd vs Death
World Running Down
Burrowed
For the Benefit of Mankind
Queen of Babylon
Infinity Gate
Perilous Times
Vagabonder
The Price of Safety
In the Lives of Puppets
Pomegranates
Womb City
Redsight
Saturnalia
Thirteen Ways to Kill Lulabelle Rock
Jubilee
The Siege of Burning Grass
Service Model
The Dark Court
The Glass Box
The Last Gifts of the Universe
A Better World
Extremophile
The Price of Memory and Other Stories
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