Frannie Jackson and Paste Staff, Paste Magazine: The 30 Best Dystopian Novels of All Time
Dystopian novels provide some of literature’s most blatant cultural critiques…and we love them for it. Reading about oppressive government regimes—or even a giant brain telepathically controlling an entire planet—stokes the fire in our souls. And witnessing citizens rebel against the status quo offers hope for the future, even if that rebellion proves unsuccessful.
So if you’re looking for your new, favorite dystopian novel, we’ve got you covered. We’ve gathered Paste editors and writers to compile a list of our favorite books in the genre, ranging from contemporary Young Adult sagas to classics from masters like George Orwell and Margaret Atwood. But before we jump in, here’s how we chose to define a dystopian book:
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