Dystopia
From nightmarish corporations to totalitarian empires, dystopian fiction is sinister, unsettling and often eerily prescient.
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Exit Party
Emily St John Mandel
Extremity
Nicholas Binge
Conform
Ariel Sullivan
Time to Burn
Ellery Lloyd
The Robin on the Oak Throne
K. A. Linde
Domain
James Herbert
Green City Wars
Adrian Tchaikovsky
Daggermouth
H. M. Wolfe
Dark Agent
Neal Asher
Seek The Traitor's Son
Veronica Roth
Abyss
Nicholas Binge
One Yellow Eye
Leigh Radford
American War
Omar El Akkad
The Quiet
Barnaby Martin
Beneath
Ariel Sullivan
Hell's Heart
Alexis Hall
Dark Diamond
Neal Asher
When the Moon Hits Your Eye
John Scalzi
Shroud
Adrian Tchaikovsky
Rose/House
Arkady Martine
Conform
Ariel Sullivan
The Fog
James Herbert
Extremity
Nicholas Binge
The Wren in the Holly Library
K. A. Linde
Juice
Tim Winton
World Walkers
Neal Asher
The Robin on the Oak Throne
K. A. Linde
Bonding
Mariel Franklin
Service Model
Adrian Tchaikovsky
Run
Blake Crouch
The Family Experiment
John Marrs
The Rats
James Herbert
Going Zero
Anthony McCarten
Not Alone
Sarah K Jackson
Stories of Your Life and Others
Ted Chiang
The Marriage Act
John Marrs
Upgrade
Blake Crouch
The Women Could Fly
Megan Giddings
Pines
Blake Crouch
Wayward
Blake Crouch