The 15 Best Dystopian Books You Haven’t Read Yet
Big Brother doesn’t want you reading these novels.
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Renata Sweeney | Updated Feb 28, 2020 | Published Aug 22, 2016Want more dystopian fiction? Sign up for the Early Bird Books newsletter and get the best daily ebook deals delivered straight to your inbox.
Gray Matters
By William Hjortsberg
The Shore of Women
By Pamela Sargent
Lights Out in the Reptile House
By Jim Shepard
Random Acts of Senseless Violence
By Jack Womack
Parable of the Sower
By Octavia E. Butler
Rubicon Beach
By Steve Erickson
The City, Not Long After
By Pat Murphy
The Continent of Lies
By James Morrow
Love in the Ruins
By Walker Percy
Your Sins and Mine
By Taylor Caldwell
Oryx and Crake
By Margaret Atwood
On Such a Full Sea
By Chang-Rae Lee
The Running Man
By Stephen King
The Water Knife
By Paolo Bacigalupi
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