Not exact matches
The
books envision a
dystopian, futuristic United States - like country
called Panem that's divided into 12 districts, with a Capitol that rules them, and the terrible game of bloodsport the Capitol makes those districts take part in.
She was taking a break from work on her seventh
book, a feminist
dystopian novel in the tradition of Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale but with what she
calls a «distinctly Asian phenomenon» — that of the rising male - to - female birth rate and the consequences for society.
We all know about misery memoir, chick - lit, sick lit, paranormal romance, urban fantasy,
dystopian romance, nostalgia fiction, new adult, adult, space opera etc etc and that amorphous beast we just
call «literature», into which falls any
book we like but we can't really pair with an obvious partner.
Carried through its softly
dystopian prose are characters like Bonky, Eggie and Bubs who's opinion on the
book are given in its accompanying blurb: «If he'd read it Bonky would
call it «an I - scream - landic saga complete with raging sea hags and bullshitting Beowulfs.»