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Dystopian Science Fiction

A collection of 7 posts

Fan art featuring David Strorm from "The Chrysalids."

A Thoughtful Exploration of Tradition and Change in "The Chrysalids"

John Wyndham’s "The Chrysalids" is a gripping exploration of conformity, fear, and progress in a fractured society, offering timeless reflections on humanity’s potential and the tension between tradition and change.

A man walking up a hill.

Dystopian Science Fiction

What is Mercerism?

Explore Mercerism from "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?"—a fictional religion of empathy, shared struggle, and resilience. Discover its meaning, practices, and impact on humanity in Philip K. Dick's dystopia.

A massive pink electric sheep.

The Timeless Questions of Empathy and Identity in "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?"

Rediscover Philip K. Dick's "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?", a sci-fi classic that questions humanity, empathy, and AI in a post-apocalyptic world. Explore its timeless themes and relevance today.

A city of glass offers no privacy.

Freedom Behind Glass or "We" by Yevgeny Zamyatin

Explore Yevgeny Zamyatin's haunting classic "We," a foundational dystopian novel examining faith, freedom, and the dangers of total state control. Perfect for those who love timeless sci-fi.

An image from the movie Heavy Metal showing Loc-Nar the green Orb.

Science Fiction Films

"Heavy Metal" Is That Animated Sci-Fi Movie Where Everything Explodes and Somehow It’s Still Beautiful

"Heavy Metal" (1981), directed by Gerald Potterton, blends sci-fi and fantasy in a cult classic rated 6.6/10, celebrating wild animation and rock.

An AI-generated of a dreamlike sequence.

Soft Science Fiction

C. S. Lewis's Blend of Sci-Fi and Theology: 'That Hideous Strength' Analysis

An in-depth review of C. S. Lewis's 'That Hideous Strength,' exploring its intricate narrative, character dynamics, cultural implications, and Christian roots. A guide for potential readers to discern if this blend of science fiction and theology aligns with their literary tastes.