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Not Only Orwell - Dystopias written by women

by deirdriu
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69 books

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💗

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Native Tongue (Native Tongue, #1)Swastika NightEarthsong (Native Tongue, #3)The Judas Rose (Native Tongue #2)
Native Tongue (Native Tongue, #1)Swastika Night

☣ The End & After ❌ No Cis-Male Authors Allowed ☣

by KittenInACave
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129 books

If you ask someone what apocalyptic or post-apocalyptic fiction they've read, there's a fair chance much of that list will have been written by cis men, because they're the books that get the most promotion in the genre.

My hope is that this list will help someone find a new favourite apocalypse author! ♡

Sister list to: Zombie Apocs - No Cis-Male Authors Allowed

First of a series only

Suggestions so welcome, particularly for trans, enby, & other authors of marginalised genders

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PureBleeding EarthAll the Little ChildrenWe Call Them Witches
PureBleeding Earth

Dystopian/Speculative Fiction by Women

by comfymaeve
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34 books
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Parable of the SowerOryx and Crake (MaddAddam, #1)Under the Eye of the Big BirdThe Record Keeper
Parable of the SowerOryx and Crake (MaddAddam, #1)
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