Books like Station Eleven
If you liked Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel, start here: 12 similar summaries, with why each one matches.
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1984
Because shares tags: dystopia, science fiction, literary fiction.
A long retelling of George Orwell's 1984: Winston Smith's quiet rebellion in Oceania, the Party's grip on truth and memory, and why the…
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The Testaments
Because shares tags: dystopia, science fiction.
Aunt Lydia, Agnes and Nicole conspire to bring down Gilead fifteen years later.
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Klara and the Sun
Because shares tags: science fiction, literary fiction.
Solar robot Klara loves Josie and bargains with the Sun to save her.
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The Death Cure
Because shares tags: dystopia, science fiction.
Thomas refuses WICKED's final test, remembers too much, and runs with the Gladers toward a last cure and a ship north.
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The 5th Wave
Because shares tags: science fiction, dystopia.
Cassie Sullivan crosses ruined Ohio to save Sammy after four alien waves, trusting Evan Walker while doubting him.
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Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Because shares tags: science fiction, dystopia.
Bounty hunter Rick Deckard retires escaped androids in ruined San Francisco while doubting what empathy still means.
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Delirium
Because shares tags: dystopia, science fiction.
In a America where love is treated as disease, Lena Haloway counts down to her Cure until she meets Alex in Portland.
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The Time Machine
Because shares tags: science fiction, dystopia.
Wells sends a Victorian inventor to the year 802,701, where idle Eloi and blind Morlocks share a dark human fate.
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The Scorch Trials
Because shares tags: dystopia, science fiction.
Thomas and the Gladers cross a burned wasteland to reach haven while WICKED watches.
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Red Rising
Because shares tags: science fiction, dystopia.
Darrow, a Red miner on Mars, loses his wife and is remade as a Gold to infiltrate the Institute, where teens wage war for power and he…
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Legend
Because shares tags: dystopia, science fiction.
Day and June collide in the Republic: he is wanted for murder, she hunts him, then learns the truth about Metias and the plague.
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Never Let Me Go
Because shares tags: literary fiction, dystopia.
Kathy looks back on Hailsham, the English school where she and her friends were raised for an unspoken purpose.
