Dystopian sci-fi

>>8097644
I remember reading this book in high school called Shade's Children and liking the fuck out of it. I found another copy at the used book store but my dad threw it in the trash because it had an eye on the cover and he's one of those Illuminati fanatics.

>>8097658
Read some wiki about it, sounds pretty creepy

>>8097644
soooooo BNW, just to start?

oooooh oh my boy am I in grave trouble right now, having to find a dystopian book that isn't about war, oooooh so spooky

>>8097658
>>8097673
i read like three quarters of that book when i was in 10th grade. there were def some good ideas in it like harvesting human clones for organs, but in the end i just thought it wasn't that gripping of a book. and that was 10th grade me so i cant imagine what i would say now.

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>>8097644
Cyberpunk. Post Apocalyptic too. I'd imagine a lot of dystopians are about different kinds of wars or struggles.

The film Brazil isn't about combat but there's a "terrorist" fight going on under the surface of the protagonists story.

>>8097706
>>8097730

Thanks m8 I will read brave new world

Station eleven

Does Neuromancer count as dystopian? I'm only a third way into it but it's already beating any similar books I've read by a mile. Makes Ready Player One sound like it was written by a child and outclasses Snow Crash.

>the us legal code
>any 2016 European newspaper

Just kill me now

>>8097644
The House of the Scorpion

The Drowned World.