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The dystopian novel has occupied a central place in literary culture for over a century, from Yevgeny Zamyatin’s We through Orwell, Atwood, and beyond. Dystopian propaganda drives the conflict in many of these boo

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Dystopian books attract readers who want fiction that wrestles with power, surveillance, and what societies look like when they go badly wrong. The genre spans decades and styles, from the cold precision of Orwell to th

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