This list is to give readers a sample of what type of books qualify under the Dtsyopia genre. This is just a sample of Dystopia novels. It is (and always will be) a work in progress. 😀
1984 – George Orwell
A Clockwork Orange – Anthony Burgess
Animal Farm – George Orwell
Armageddons Children – Terry Brooks
Ashes – Ilsa Bick
Birthmarked – Caragh OBrien
Bloodtide – Melvin Burgess
Brave New World – Aldoux Huxley
Breathe – Sarah Crossan
Bumped – Megan McCafferty
Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins
Delirium – Lauren Oliver
Divergent – Veronica Roth
Double Cross – Malorie Blackman
Enclave – Ann Aguirre
Eve – Anna Carey
Extras – Scott Westerfeld
Farenheit 451 – Ray Bradbury
Feed – MT Anderson
Floodland – Marcus Sedgwick
Flux – Beth Gooble
Forbidden – Ted Dekker and Tosca Lee
Forest Of Hands And Teeth – Carrie Ryan
Girl In The Arena – Lise Haines
Hunger Games – Suzanne Collins
Life As We Knew It – Susan Beth Pfeffer
Legend – Marie Lu
Lord Of The Flies – William Golding
Matched – Allie Condie
Mockingjay – Susanne Collins
Monsters Of Men -Patrick Ness
Neoromancer – William Gibson
Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood
Planet Of The Apes – Pierre Boulle
Precisely Terminated – Amanda L. Davis
Pretties – Scott Westerfeld
Prized – Caragh O’Brien
Pure – Julianna Baggott
Ready Player One -Ernest Cline
Secret Under My Skin – Janet Elizabeth McNaughton
Shade’s Children – Garth Nix
Shades Of Grey – Jasper Fforde
Specials – Scott Westerfeld
The Ask And The Answer -Patrick Ness
The City of Ember – Jeanne DuPrau
The Cure – Sonia Levitin
The Dead And The Gone – Susan Beth Pfeffer
The Children Of Men – PD James
The Giver – Lois Lowry
The Handmaids Tale – Margaret Atwood
The Host by Stephanie Meyer
The Knife Of Never Letting Go – Patrick Ness
The Maze Runner by James Dasher
The Passage – Justin Cronin
The Running Man – Stephen King
The Scorch Trials – James Dasher
The Stand – Stephen King
The Time Machine – HG Wells
The Vaults – Toby Ball
The Year Of The Flood – Margaret Atwood
This World We Live In – Susan Beth Pfeffer
Uglies by Scott Westerfeld
Underworld – Don DeLillo
V For Vendetta – Alan Moore
When She Woke by Hillary Jordan
Wither – Laurel De Stefano
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I loved Forbidden by Ted Dekker and Tosca Lee (not listed)
The Hunger Games trilogy (AWESOMELY WICKED!!!!!!)
I am wanting to read Divergent and some others listed! Whooo!!
I would add Replay by Ken Grimwood. It’s not entirely dystopian, but it has some really cool elements to it… and it’s the best book ever written.
Thanks Ryan, those are powerful words.. best book ever written…. I now have to check this out 🙂
Ooooh. I am a HUGE dystopia fan. Keep finding myself drawn to it again and again…with short gaps between for some other stuff. Question, though, are you distinguishing between post-apocalyptic and dystopian and/or science fiction? This will be fun! Thanks for arranging!
Anna, I dont know if I know enough about dystopia to know if I am distinguishing….LOL
Whatever you wish to claim as dystopia…. to me it is “end of the world as we know it” type reads 🙂