| The swarm is a recurring form of force in our dystopias and fears of destruction. |
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| These dystopias of capitalism are squeezing out communities' hope as they sedate them with the best salaries around. |
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| His present work concerns itself with the surreality of living in urban dystopias that is experienced on a collective level. |
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| Unlike many science fiction dystopias, this one seems uncomfortably realistic. |
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| Others see the opposite risk a Gattacesque division between the privileged and the unenhanced. Potential dystopias always make good press. |
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| But in his 1932 novel Brave New World, he created one of the truly memorable 20th-century dystopias, which is also one of the most frighteningly pessimistic. |
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| It is hardly surprising that a century of utopian dreams and coercive social engineering to achieve them should have been a century rich in imaginative dystopias. |
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| Yet in the dystopias of his late novels, the evil of oligarchic collectivism crowds out the petty, everyday struggle for socialist policies in this world. |
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| A combination of greed, corruption and bad planning has transformed many cities into polluted dystopias, friendly neither to the bike nor the human being. |
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| It is arguable that 1984 is therefore the greatest of all dystopias. |
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| Will this not lead down a slippery slope to genetic segregation of the sort depicted in the genetic dystopias beloved of science-fiction? This pass, however, has already been sold. |
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| Conventional Western literary dystopias include such texts as Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four. |
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| Some authors masked reality by depicting utopias or dystopias. |
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| If you think about the games I make, dystopias are very central to that. |
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