Recs if you like MaddAddam (MaddAddam, #3)...

Everyone knows George Orwell or Aldous Huxley. Their works are considered to be the staples of dystopia stories.

But are they?

Most of the people know Octavia E. Butler or Margaret Atwood. They showed the feminine side of dystopia. But this subgenre of science fiction have much more to offer.

Yes, you find here all the famous ladies too but I'll do my best to find even more. So I hope the fellow Boundlings will help too💗

Books and reading are political.

Books about how nature endures and carries traces of us. These stories explore our connection to the natural world through decay, memory, and renewal.

The most comprehensive list of award winning sci-fi and fantasy novels. The books on this list have won either 1 or multiple awards out of the Hugo, Nebula, World Fantasy, Locus Sci-Fi, Locus Fantasy, goodreads Choice Fantasy, or goodreads Science Fiction Awards.

I wish we could make communal lists, because this would be a helpful one to be able to ask others to contribute to

Dystopian books that may feel too close to home for us, but also have a lesson or two about human nature.

Books with similar themes to the Fallout series: critiquing rampant American consumerism and greed; deconstructing 1950s-era conservatism; post-apocalyptic road trip; man vs. God; long-term effects of authoritarianism; morally gray choices or “morally gray” choices; being locked inside underground (or in space) indefinitely; retro-futuristic technology; nuclear weapons and fallout; cosmic horror; or, ultimately, being the baddest motherfucker with a baseball bat.

the end of the world is near and how society organizes itself will determine our future

Margaret Atwood's fiction, and poetry

All of Margaret Atwood’s novels!