Dystopian Books - need more!
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Anonymous
| Looking for more obscure that I may not have read. Any help appreciated! |
Anonymous
| It would help if you name what you have read... |
Anonymous
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http://www.amazon.com/Elected-The-Series-Book-ebook/dp/B00JUEWUP0
I loved the Elected series. |
Anonymous
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Oryx and Crake series
Lord of Opium series Who Fears Death? by Nnedi Okorafor |
Anonymous
| The Girl With All the Gifts |
Anonymous
| China Mieville, Paolo Bacigalupi. Great authors. |
Anonymous
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No judgement, but please tell me why you like these types of books? I can't get into them and have always wondered the appeal. Same thing with Dystopian movies. |
Anonymous
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Hi OP
Not quite dystopian but my daughter just handed me a book she liked. It's called FEED by Mira Grant There might be more than one book but I have to ask her! |
Anonymous
| The Road by Cormac McCarthy is a beautifully written, punch-to-the-gut novel, really the best of the genre, but I'm guessing you already read this one. If not, do so immediately! |
Anonymous
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The entire Giver series.
A Canticle For Leibowitz |
Anonymous
| Station Eleven |
Anonymous
Loved this. |
Anonymous
| A "2nd" for The Girl with all the Gifts. I'm not sure if you're into it, but "The Passage" and sequel "The Twelve" was gripping. I'm waiting for the third in the trilogy. |
Anonymous
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One Second After and its sequel One Year After.
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Anonymous
| Kazuo Ishiguro's The Unconsoled |