dystopia

“Dystopian” TV may seem ubiquitous, but not all dystopias look the same.

In our modern dystopia, fire and brimstone have been replaced by ones and zeroes.

If there was a year of imagined American dystopia, it was 1934, when the next three novels were written or published.

In this particular dystopia, civilization has crumbled into a desertscape ruled by petty warlords and scavenger gangs.

Naomi Alderman’s new dystopia, ‘The Future,’ finds a new way into the genre she mastered in ‘The Power’: a battle royal of preppers, tech billionaires and cults.