DYSTOPIC

Tag: sci fi

The Orwellian Nightmare Come True – Part 1

E.J. Babb

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09/03/2013

A dissection of ‘Big Brother the Orwellian Nightmare Come True’ by Mark Dice – Part 1
The Dalek Project Graphic Novel Review

E.J. Babb

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24/02/2013

The plungers are back.
Old school vs new school

E.J. Babb

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20/01/2013

How has dystopian fiction changed over the years?
The Knife of Never Letting Go Review

E.J. Babb

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02/01/2013

More and more teen books are delving into dystopic territory, and the Knife of Never Letting Go jumps…
Is a dystopian plot ever subjective?

E.J. Babb

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29/12/2012

Surely we have our own personal versions of hell?
The Passage Review

E.J. Babb

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23/10/2012

A novel about non-gay vampires.
Animals and dystopia

E.J. Babb

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20/10/2012

Why do animals have such a miniscule role in dystopian fiction?
Strange Days Review

E.J. Babb

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08/10/2012

“Memories were meant to fade, they were designed that way for a reason.”
5 genres of fiction you might not know about

E.J. Babb

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07/10/2012

Bored of plain old crime, horror, romance or science fiction?
The photos that make bad sci-fi films look a tad more realistic

E.J. Babb

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06/10/2012

Icelandic countryside just doesn’t look real.

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