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1908 •
One of the earliest modern dystopian novels, London chronicles the oppressions of an oligarchic tyranny in the United States.
The Last Man
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
72 days
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1826 •
Plague threatens to destroy mankind, and Romantic ideals, in this grim apocalyptic science fiction novel.
The Sleeper Awakes
H.G. Wells
34 days
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1910 •
Insomniac Graham awakes to find it is the year 2100, he is master of the world - and under arrest by order of the White Council. An early dystopian novel.
The Night Land
William Hope Hodgson
76 days
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1912 •
Far in the future, the remnants of humanity hide from the dark Watchers within a giant protective pyramid. Lovecraft called this "one of the most potent pieces of macabre imagination ever written."
After London
Richard Jefferies
33 days
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1885 •
After a sudden disaster wipes across England, the population reverts to a more barbaric way of life to survive in this early post-apocalyptic novel.
Lord of the World
Robert Hugh Benson
40 days
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1908 •
A Catholic novel that envisions a future dystopia in which religion is all but abandoned. Into this stage steps the Anti-Christ and the End of the World seems near.
This Crowded Earth
Robert Bloch
14 days
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1958 •
A science fiction thriller from the author of "Psycho" set in a dark overpopulated future.
We
Yevgeny Zamyatin
23 days
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1920 •
In a dystopian world, a spacecraft engineer helping the totalitarian state conquer other worlds is pulled into a web of deceit and revolution.
The Machine Stops
E.M. Forster
4 days
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1909 •
Forced to live underground, humanity relies on a vast machine to communicate. Those who do not conform are forced out. A chilling prescient exploration of our reliance on social media and the internet.
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