Introduction to dystopian fiction, dystopian novels and dystopian style.
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🔠 Fancy words I used:
Obscurity - "It wasn’t a popular publication at the time and has since faded into obscurity."
Privy - "Very often told from first person, or limited third person perspective, the reader is privy to the fears, hatred and curiosity that the main character holds towards those in charge. "
Bleak - "Dystopian fiction does indeed offer a bleak image of the future based on today or the time of writing’s political situation."
Semblance - "One way that characters can access some semblance of humanity or connection is through art, music and literature."
Resurgence - "In recent years, dystopian fiction has seen a huge resurgence in the novel, graphic novel, TV and film industry."
👨‍🎓 References to research:
The Why Factor (BBC) - www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3cs...
Open Book (BBC) - www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09k...
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