The Iron Heel (Penguin Classics)7 reviews Jack London Penguin Classics, 2006 gripping + An intense blend of dystopian fiction and spy novel! + A look at the future from 1908 + the last 25 pages             We (Modern Library Classics)14 reviews Yevgeny Zamyatin Modern Library, 2006 Primo + Good, but... + The Original Dystopian Novel of the 20th Century + I is We... + Literary Masterpiece, Thought Provoking             Fahrenheit 4511269 reviews Ray Bradbury Del Rey, 1987 A thrilling combination of 50's pulp sci-fi and reflective commentary + Fahrenheit 451: A Novel + a very good book + Timely, thought-provoking, and still hopeful             Neuromancer (Ace Science Fiction)452 reviews William Gibson Ace Trade, 2000 Still Good After All These Years + If Only Gibson Had Continued With This Story... + Lives up to the hype I first read Gibson's "Neuromancer" when it first came out (about 24 years ago) and really enjoyed it. I just finished reading it again, and was pleasantly surprised to find that it's weathered the intervening decades very well. This book created a genre by envisioning a wired world when, at the ...             Stand on Zanzibar40 reviews John Brunner Gollancz, 1999 Fun, futuristic speculation from the late 1960's + Not Free SF Reader This big, sprawling novel is essentially a sci-fi spy thriller, but the real star of the show is the whacky world of the future in which the whole story takes place. Written in the late `60's, Brunner employs lots of technical fireworks to bring that future world to life. Many readers will find ...             The Gold Coast: Three Californias (Wild Shore Triptych)12 reviews Kim Stanley Robinson Orb Books, 1995 Prescient vision of a militarized society + More Morality Tale than Imaginative Fiction Southern California sex, designer drugs, malls, and corruption are all here, but the eerie part of KSR's dystopian vision goes beyond materialism. In this novel, the US is engaged in several simultaneous small wars around the globe and gags the media to keep images of American casualties from the ...             It Can't Happen Here (Signet Classics)43 reviews Sinclair Lewis Signet Classics, 2005 Another Script for America's Power Elites + It Can't Happen Here + A must read: It CAN happen here. + Be Careful What You Wish For... + So this is how democracy dies...with thunderous applause             Brave New World729 reviews Aldous Huxley Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 1998 Open the book and open your eyes + This book is more enjoyable with some soma! + Frighteningly Prophetic + Dystopia, i long for thee + Good Book             A Clockwork Orange619 reviews Anthony Burgess W. W. Norton & Company, 1986 Fantastic, yet complicated + Fantastic novel + A Clockwork Orange + Good but have to work to get into             1984 (Signet Classics)1373 reviews George Orwell New American Library, 1961 A Warning, A Prediction...A Terrifying Truth + Ninteen-Eighty-Four: Still a Classic + Perfectly Horrific + Still Relevant + Timeless classic on the dangers of communism/big government             The Sheep Look Up32 reviews John Brunner Benbella Books, 2003 The Top 5 of the Scariest Books I Have Ever Read + fantabulous book, a must read for modern times + Unpolished story of an unpolished earth + A must for monkeywrenchers             The Sheep Look Up32 reviews John Brunner Benbella Books, 2003 The Top 5 of the Scariest Books I Have Ever Read + fantabulous book, a must read for modern times + Unpolished story of an unpolished earth + A must for monkeywrenchers             It Can't Happen Here (Signet Classics)43 reviews Sinclair Lewis Signet Classics, 2005 Another Script for America's Power Elites + It Can't Happen Here + A must read: It CAN happen here. + Be Careful What You Wish For... + So this is how democracy dies...with thunderous applause             The Gold Coast: Three Californias (Wild Shore Triptych)12 reviews Kim Stanley Robinson Orb Books, 1995 Prescient vision of a militarized society + More Morality Tale than Imaginative Fiction Southern California sex, designer drugs, malls, and corruption are all here, but the eerie part of KSR's dystopian vision goes beyond materialism. In this novel, the US is engaged in several simultaneous small wars around the globe and gags the media to keep images of American casualties from the ...             Neuromancer (Ace Science Fiction)452 reviews William Gibson Ace Trade, 2000 Still Good After All These Years + If Only Gibson Had Continued With This Story... + Lives up to the hype I first read Gibson's "Neuromancer" when it first came out (about 24 years ago) and really enjoyed it. I just finished reading it again, and was pleasantly surprised to find that it's weathered the intervening decades very well. This book created a genre by envisioning a wired world when, at the ...             Stand on Zanzibar40 reviews John Brunner Gollancz, 1999 Fun, futuristic speculation from the late 1960's + Not Free SF Reader This big, sprawling novel is essentially a sci-fi spy thriller, but the real star of the show is the whacky world of the future in which the whole story takes place. Written in the late `60's, Brunner employs lots of technical fireworks to bring that future world to life. Many readers will find ...             Fahrenheit 4511269 reviews Ray Bradbury Del Rey, 1987 A thrilling combination of 50's pulp sci-fi and reflective commentary + Fahrenheit 451: A Novel + a very good book + Timely, thought-provoking, and still hopeful             We (Modern Library Classics)14 reviews Yevgeny Zamyatin Modern Library, 2006 Primo + Good, but... + The Original Dystopian Novel of the 20th Century + I is We... + Literary Masterpiece, Thought Provoking             Brave New World729 reviews Aldous Huxley Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 1998 Open the book and open your eyes + This book is more enjoyable with some soma! + Frighteningly Prophetic + Dystopia, i long for thee + Good Book             1984 (Signet Classics)1373 reviews George Orwell New American Library, 1961 A Warning, A Prediction...A Terrifying Truth + Ninteen-Eighty-Four: Still a Classic + Perfectly Horrific + Still Relevant + Timeless classic on the dangers of communism/big government