More information on Josh’s ongoing efforts here and here. These notes are very rough-and-ready, and not properly attributed in many cases. Portrait of a Marshal: The 2nd Unhidden StoryĪttack on Titan.Fernand Léger’s Men in the City (Les hommes dans la ville) (1919).Ī series of notes - Josh calls it a “timeline,” but Kulturfahrplan might be the more apt term - towards a comprehensive account of the science fiction genre’s Radium Age (1900–1935). Patterson, James and Gabrielle Charbonnet Wachowski, Lana, Tom Tykwer, and Andy Wachowski Squaring the Circle: A Pseudotreatise of Urbogony Tales **We are happy to report that Kelsey is working towards her Masters in Library Science!** Elements of her work have been carried over into this, the second, version of the Dystopian literature help guide. Our thanks are due to Kelsey White who interned with us in fall 2016 and created the first version of this help guide. For more lengthy discussions we recommend Erika Gottlieb's Dystopian Fiction East and West (PN56. To understand this genre, you can read more about it in " Dystopia" from the New World Encyclopedia " Fresh Hell" from The New Yorker " Why Do We Like Dystopian Novels?" from Huffpost or " Dystopia Literature Primer" from North Seattle Community College. This list includes everything from classic dystopian novels, such as Fahrenheit 451, to modern dystopian novels aimed at young adults, such as The Hunger Games series. This guide is a nearly comprehensive list of Dystopian Literature from the 18th century up to 2016, and is organized by decade and nationality of the author. Dystopian Literature is one of the best genres to understand man's inhumanity to his fellow men. Dystopian Literature, while fiction, can also spookily echo our own past, present, and future. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, a dystopia is "An imaginary place or condition in which everything is as bad as possible." The easiest way to think about Dystopian Literature and dystopias is to consider that a dystopia is often the result of a society's arranging its government and laws around good qualities for a perfect society, such as order, equality, and obedience, and taking those qualities to the absolute extreme. Dystopian Literature explores the darkest facets of the human mind and human nature.
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