some of my favorite dystopian novels are for example brave new world by aldous xle or the circle by dave eggers because they talk about really horrible and nasty societies that are built around the idea that what are what they're doing is for the good of all citizens
The Testaments by Margaret Atwood REVIEW
it reminded me very much of hagseed another recent atwood novel that i liked very much and another novel that combined a really hard hitting and somewhat disturbing first off with a really carefully plotted second half that evolves beautifully toward a really satisfying conclusion
some of my favorite dystopian novels are for example brave new world by aldous xle or the circle by dave eggers because they talk about really horrible and nasty societies that are built around the idea that what are what they're doing is for the good of all citizens
one of the most interesting passages in hibbert's account of the revolutionary decade in france is a passage where he quotes the diary of a young woman living in paris at the time of the terror
it reminded me a lot of the golden state by lydia kiesling another fantastic novel
the handmaid's tale for its very nature feels like a very compact novel the simple fact that it's narrated from one single character provides a more limited view on this very rich gruesome reality and an alternate world
testaments is an incredible novel it's fantastic it's gripping and it will spur you to action and to look at you and question a new some of your behavior






