What's the best dystopian novel?
What's the best dystopian novel?
Ryan Carter
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Eli Hill
1984
Jose Mitchell
Not an exciting answer, but alas, the correct answer
Levi Stewart
my diary desu
Tyler Collins
More of a short story than a novel, but I liked "The machine stops" by Forster.
is still right, though.
Jaxson Bell
I really enjoyed Small Apocalypse by Tadeusz Konwicki, it was great
Kevin Cox
based
Cameron White
How the fuck did Britain end up like that? They're the people who invented all that memeing about liberty and whatever
Hudson Bennett
I am quite partial to philip k dick stories
do androids dream of electric sheep, a scanner darkly, flow my tears..
Jeremiah Diaz
Bentley Miller
Juan Martinez
Is living in Britain the best dystopia?
Jeremiah Russell
Nathaniel Gomez
Dominic Brooks
In Canada it is now mandatory to pay your respects to Islam, but Christianity is against the law.
You can also be arrested if people decide to attack you. This is causing a public disturbance if you are attacked.
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Brody Ward
Officials distribute dulled knives to victims, but also confiscate butter knives.
Jackson Carter
Nathaniel Morris
Tyler Scott
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Cats Cradle by Vonnegut is more or less a dystopia, despite being satirical. Great read, it’s typically shadowed by some of his more well known works like slaughterhouse five.
Alexander Nelson
Highly unrealistic and naive idea of a dystopia.
Brave new world was more spot on, since Huxley (and his relatives) was part of the new world order which was pushing *the* "progressive agenda"(transhumanism, multiculturalism and technocracy). People think of him as this big brain, high-IQ prophet but the truth is that he was an insider hence giving him knowledge of the things to come.
Elijah Sullivan
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Elijah Butler
Brave New World
Angel Cooper
Arguably a more accurate/relevant vision of the dystopian future than Orwell