Dystopian Ideas?

[Anonymous]

I'm going through a Dystopian kick and am in desperate need of some new options. I just finished a series by Heather Anastasiu - Glitch, which was quite good. I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, Maze Runner, Crossed/Matched/Reached, etc... I know there's more, but my iPad isn't in front of me. I have 4 hours on a plane Saturday so hoping to find a new series! Individual books are okay, but I like getting to really know the characters and find a series (at least 3 books, more is great).

Other types of books I enjoy are the Love at Stake by Kerrelyn Sparks, Divine Series by PC Cast (also her goddess summoning), Harry Potter, Books 1-10 of Sookie Stackhouse, Divergent-Insurgent (allegiant was just plain wrong), The Storm & Succubus Series by Richelle Mead, The Study and Storm Series by Snyder...

[Anonymous]

Wool by Hugh Howey.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/book-review-wool-by-hugh-howey/2013/03/11/265ced58-89a6-11e2-98d9-3012c1cd8d1e_story.html

[Anonymous]

1984

[Anonymous]

Farenheit 451, Ready Player One, Neuromancer, anything by China Mieville.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wool by Hugh Howey.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/book-review-wool-by-hugh-howey/2013/03/11/265ced58-89a6-11e2-98d9-3012c1cd8d1e_story.html

I really got into that at first, but then I got so bored in the middle and haven't picked it up since. Does it get better?

[Anonymous]

The Handmaid's Tale

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wool by Hugh Howey.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/book-review-wool-by-hugh-howey/2013/03/11/265ced58-89a6-11e2-98d9-3012c1cd8d1e_story.html

This series was great...loved all the books.

[Anonymous]

Animal Farm, Brave New World, Anthem

[Anonymous]

Not sure if they're available in the US yet (published in the uk), but Monica Hesse of the Washington Post has written a couple of YA novels that seem to fit into the dystopian framework. I enjoy her writing about other things so I'd give them a read.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm going through a Dystopian kick and am in desperate need of some new options. I just finished a series by Heather Anastasiu - Glitch, which was quite good. I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, Maze Runner, Crossed/Matched/Reached, etc... I know there's more, but my iPad isn't in front of me. I have 4 hours on a plane Saturday so hoping to find a new series! Individual books are okay, but I like getting to really know the characters and find a series (at least 3 books, more is great).

Other types of books I enjoy are the Love at Stake by Kerrelyn Sparks, Divine Series by PC Cast (also her goddess summoning), Harry Potter, Books 1-10 of Sookie Stackhouse, Divergent-Insurgent (allegiant was just plain wrong), The Storm & Succubus Series by Richelle Mead, The Study and Storm Series by Snyder...

Wow, you really have a hankering for bad lit. Hunger Games? Shudder.

Best book you can read is The Stand, by Stephen King. The Road is good, too.

[Anonymous]

I really loved Wool too

Also,

Enclave series by Ann Aguirre
Lucifer's Hammer
Swan Song

[Anonymous]

+1 on The Handmaid's Tale

Also Oryx and Crake/The Year of the Flood/MaddAddam - not a traditional trilogy but they all go together. I haven't read them all yet but you can't go wrong with Margaret Atwood.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm going through a Dystopian kick and am in desperate need of some new options. I just finished a series by Heather Anastasiu - Glitch, which was quite good. I loved the Hunger Games trilogy, Maze Runner, Crossed/Matched/Reached, etc... I know there's more, but my iPad isn't in front of me. I have 4 hours on a plane Saturday so hoping to find a new series! Individual books are okay, but I like getting to really know the characters and find a series (at least 3 books, more is great).

Other types of books I enjoy are the Love at Stake by Kerrelyn Sparks, Divine Series by PC Cast (also her goddess summoning), Harry Potter, Books 1-10 of Sookie Stackhouse, Divergent-Insurgent (allegiant was just plain wrong), The Storm & Succubus Series by Richelle Mead, The Study and Storm Series by Snyder...

Wow, you really have a hankering for bad lit. Hunger Games? Shudder.

Best book you can read is The Stand, by Stephen King. The Road is good, too.

Why do you have to be a critic. And a jerk besides.