Dystopia
From nightmarish corporations to totalitarian empires, dystopian fiction is sinister, unsettling and often eerily prescient.
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The Last Town
Blake Crouch
Weaponized
Neal Asher
The Kaiju Preservation Society
John Scalzi
The Road
Cormac McCarthy
Invisible Sun
Charles Stross
Rabbits
Terry Miles
White Noise
Don DeLillo
Station Eleven
Emily St John Mandel
Misspent Youth
Peter F. Hamilton
The Sin Eater
Megan Campisi
The Yellow Wallpaper & Herland
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
The Saints of Salvation
Peter F. Hamilton
The Glass Hotel
Emily St John Mandel
Dark Intelligence
Neal Asher
War Factory
Neal Asher
Infinity Engine
Neal Asher
Nineteen Eighty-Four
George Orwell
Dorian Lynskey
The Human
Neal Asher
The Departure
Neal Asher
Zero Point
Neal Asher
Jupiter War
Neal Asher
The Trial
Franz Kafka
David Stuart Davies
Salvation Lost
Peter F. Hamilton
Gingerbread
Helen Oyeyemi
The Technician
Neal Asher
The Gabble - And Other Stories
Neal Asher
Cowl
Neal Asher
A Second Chance at Eden
Peter F. Hamilton
Manhattan in Reverse
Peter F. Hamilton
Great North Road
Peter F. Hamilton
Salvation
Peter F. Hamilton
Connect
Julian Gough
Prador Moon
Neal Asher
Hilldiggers
Neal Asher
Shadow of the Scorpion
Neal Asher
Mindstar Rising
Peter F. Hamilton
A Quantum Murder
Peter F. Hamilton
The Skinner
Neal Asher
The Voyage of the Sable Keech
Neal Asher
Orbus
Neal Asher