Anyone big on dystopian Sci-Fi?

[FennecZerda]

I love love LOVE Dystopian Sci-Fi. My thirst for it runs deep and I just want more.

You may love it too, you may just not know it. Really, dystopian Sci-Fi is sci-fi involving a Dystopia what is a dystopia?Dictionary.com says:

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a society characterized by human misery, as squalor, oppression, disease, and overcrowding.

So really, any story taking place in a world that is completely messed qualifies. Yay!

My list of dystopian novels I've read(With *s near my favorites)
*1984- George Orwell
Animal Farm- George Orwell
*The House of the Scorpion- Nancy Farmer
*Brave New World- Aldous Huxley
Uglies, Pretties, Specials, Extras - Scott Westerfield
Fahrenheit 451- Ray Bradbury
Ender's Game- Orson Scott Card

So, share your favorites and discuss them here!  

[Serpentine Fire]

Fahrenheit 451 and the Ender's Game are the two I've read. I thought that Fahrenheit 451 was very poorly written in some parts and other I thought it was great. All the character were just short of insane, but all in all, it was a fun read.  

[Unwary Wanderer]

I've been planning to read Fahrenheit 451 as soon as I can get it, but it was the short stories that made me want to try reading Ray Bradbury though. One was called 'My Sad Face' or something similar.

I've read both 1984 and Animal Farm, did the second one in Literature class. Skimmed through Uglies, found it intruiging, but like Fahrenheit 451, it hasn't made it onto my current reading list yet. Damn the exams.