95 books
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349 voters
Listopia > Mohammad Musadiq Laghari's votes on the list Best Dystopian and Post-Apocalyptic Fiction (4 Books)
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1984
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"A dystopian masterpiece, I feel like this book will come back in style with all the technological progress in surveillance but it's also fascinating from a psychological perspective"
Mohammad
rated it 4 stars
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Fahrenheit 451
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"One of the best Bradbury books I have ever read, the tale he presents of human beings giving into destruction and entertainment may seem quaint today but only because so many of us are living it. Another book that feels like it will come back to style in some way because of the focus on dividing people and keeping the individual happy"
Mohammad
rated it 4 stars
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The Handmaid's Tale
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"One of the most uniquely hate-able protagonists in dystopian literature.
Mohammad
rated it 3 stars
The whole book is a trip but the value it puts on standing up to opression (or not) as an individual feel very prescient. Opresssion and tyranny feeds on other people not doing anything about it" See Review |
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Watchmen
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"A world where superheroes are outlawed and held in loathing, Watchmen feels darkly opressive when superheroes start getting murdered suddenly and they aren't allowed to investigate why"
Mohammad
rated it 4 stars
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