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    Neal Stephenson · standalone novel · 1995

    Steampunk, about nanotechnology and coming of age.

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    John Brunner · standalone novel · 1968

    Dystopia, challenging in tone, about genetic engineering and surveillance.

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    C. M. Kornbluth & Frederik Pohl · standalone novel · 1955

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  • Cover of Julian West
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    series · 7 books · 1888

    Set in north america.

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    Harry Harrison · standalone novel · 1966

    Dystopia, about survival and ecological collapse, set in north america.

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    Larry Niven & Jerry Pournelle · standalone novel · 1981

    Dystopia, tense in tone, set in north america.

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