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  • Cover of The Eyes of Heisenberg
    The Eyes of HeisenbergNovel

    Frank Herbert · standalone novel · 1966

    Thriller & suspense, tense in tone, about rebellion and revolution, set in far future.

    “Tens of thousands of years in the future, Earth is ruled by the Optimen, a genetically engineered aristocracy that has made itself functionally immortal, while ordinary people, the Folk, live under strict reproductive control.”

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  • Cover of Stand on Zanzibar
    Stand on ZanzibarNovel

    John Brunner · standalone novel · 1968

    Dystopia, challenging in tone, about surveillance, set in big city.

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  • Cover of Blood Music
    Blood MusicNovel

    Greg Bear · standalone novel · 1985

    Hard science fiction, about nanotechnology and technological singularity, set in north america.

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  • Cover of The Windup Universe
    The Windup UniverseSeries

    series · 3 books · 2005

    Dystopia, about ecological collapse, set in southeast asia.

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  • Cover of A Clockwork Orange
    A Clockwork OrangeSeries

    series · 4 books · 1962

    completed

    Dystopia, about totalitarianism, set in big city.

    “After his crimes catch up with him, Alex is made the subject of a controversial state program meant to forcibly reform his behavior, and the novel uses his ordeal to question whether imposed goodness is worth the loss of free will.”

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  • Cover of The World Set Free
    The World Set FreeNovel

    H. G. Wells · standalone novel · 1914

    Dystopia, about war.

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