Reviews and Blog Posts: dystopias

YA dystopias are still a hot genre, and this book is a dystopia, but a much, let's say, quieter, one. There's no love triangle. There's much less violence than in many of these books. This is an introvert's dystopia. Radley flies back from the orphanage in Haiti where she has...

In the near future, a Dome is built, where people will be sent in case of some kind of disaster occurs. When the Detonations happen, some get into the Dome and others barely survive outside.  If you enjoy fast-paced dystopian stories, try this one.

I’ve been having nightmares for a week. Maybe it’s because the people who populate William Gibson’s book seem only half-human, with ports implanted in their necks and software programs running directly through their brains. Maybe it’s a main character, Case, who can kick his drug habit, but only after he...