Queer Dystopia Books by Title

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Title ⯅ Author Description Year Rating

Gilda Stories, The
Gomez, Jewelle
The adventures of a Black lesbian vampire, starting in Mississippi in 1850 where she was a runaway slave child, and continues to 2050 where she is a hunted vampire in Peru.
1991 A

Handmaid's Tale, The
Atwood, Margaret
Conservative religious and political forces have forced a fundamentalist dictatorship onto the people of the United States. A racist and misogynistic administration is now in power. Because the wives of the ruling class are rarely fertile, a group of women are drafted to be 'handmaids,' surrogate mothers for the elite. One such handmaiden finds herself controlled and exploited at every turn.
1985 --

Hunger, and Other Stories, The
Beaumont, Charles {pseudonym of Charles Nutt]
A anthology of 17 stories written in the 50s and 60s.
1958 --

V for Vendetta
Moore, Alan and Lloyd, David
In 1997, war and plague have reshaped the earth. The entire British populace is under constant surveillance by a fascist, corrupt government. Only a masked character known as V can save help the country learn to save itself.
1988 --

Title ⯅	Author	Description	Year	Rating
Gilda Stories, The	Gomez, Jewelle	The adventures of a Black lesbian vampire, starting in Mississippi in 1850 where she was a runaway slave child, and continues to 2050 where she is a hunted vampire in Peru.	1991	A
Handmaid's Tale, The	Atwood, Margaret	Conservative religious and political forces have forced a fundamentalist dictatorship onto the people of the United States. A racist and misogynistic administration is now in power. Because the wives of the ruling class are rarely fertile, a group of women are drafted to be 'handmaids,' surrogate mothers for the elite. One such handmaiden finds herself controlled and exploited at every turn.	1985	--
Hunger, and Other Stories, The	Beaumont, Charles {pseudonym of Charles Nutt]	A anthology of 17 stories written in the 50s and 60s.	1958	--
V for Vendetta	Moore, Alan and Lloyd, David	In 1997, war and plague have reshaped the earth. The entire British populace is under constant surveillance by a fascist, corrupt government. Only a masked character known as V can save help the country learn to save itself.	1988	--