the power of dystopian novels lie in their ability to shine a light on our society as it is, and present a vision of horrific futures we should all work to avoid.

The beauty of dystopian fiction lies in its ability to mirror our own world, offering a lens through which we can examine our ...

The beauty of dystopian fiction lies in its ability to mirror our own world, offering a lens through which we can examine our ...

On 8 June, George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four will celebrate its 71st anniversary – but there’s no denying that the iconic dystopian novel feels ... However we, the readers, see none ...

How High We Go In The Dark is so much more than ... Released in 2018, this dystopian pandemic novel by Ling Ma feels scarily prescient in light of the years that followed its publication.

Novels tend to portray dystopia as a messy ... Helen Phillips’ novel ‘Hum’ taps the sense we feel in our own lives that what was once the stuff of sci-fi has seeped into the everyday.

Dystopian fiction can prepare us for the future Although fiction is not real, it can help us to make sense of what is real, and about what may come in the future. Through fictional scenarios we can ...

we’ll lose an entire generation of young men. They’ll never notice when the TSA moves out from the airports onto the sidewalks. The worlds of the two great dystopian novels intersect at ...

We know that. Doesn't stop it being fun ... The book has many of the standard tropes of a dystopian novel. There is a totalitarian state operating in a bleak post-industrial landscape caused ...

The current debate about assisted dying (Spectrum, FT Weekend, November 16) brings to mind the Anthony Trollope dystopian novel The Fixed Period, set in the colony of Britannula. It is decided ...

Dystopian novels are selling briskly — Aldous Huxley ... RELATED: The Dystopia We Get May Not Be the One We Dreamed Of Social order collapses when hyperinflation follows the promiscuous ...