Recommendations please - dystopian fiction

[MoorGirl]

Any ideas?
I have previously really enjoyed:

Battle Royale
Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake trilogy
Children of Time
The Hunger Games series

Thanks!

And The Mandibles by Lionel Shriver.

Handmaids tale. 1984

Station Eleven (about a pandemic which I read Feb 2020!)
Arcadia by Iain Pears (not strictly dystopian but speculative fiction)

The Chrysalids by John Wyndham, and some of his others too
Tomorrow When the War Began
How I Live Now by Meg Rosoff
Brave New World
Station Eleven
The Giver by Lois Lowry
The Road
Never Let Me Go

Kazuo Ishiguro: Never Let Me Go
Jose Saramago: Blindness

I spent all of lockdown reading such books!

Severance by ling na
Station 11 by Emily St. John mandel
The high house by jessie greengrass (cried my eyes out)
The waiting rooms by eve smith

The book I found most upsetting/moving and stuck in my head was everything you ever wanted by Luisa sauma. Genuinely disturbing!

Not a cheerful bunch of books but fascinating.

The Running Game (and the rest of the series) by LE Fitzpatrick (may only be on Kindle, I have a paper copy though).

Station Eleven is good, better than the TV series.

Farenheit 451
Never Let Me Go
Klara and the Sun
Maze Runner series

I enjoyed The City and The City by China Miéville.

I am Legend by Richard Matheson. An interesting compare and contrast to Nevil Shute's contemporaneous On The Beach.

Talking of beaches, Alex Garland's The Beach is also good.

Divergent series
Maze Runner series

There's another great series, let me see if I can find the name...

The Wool trilogy by Hugh Howey

I LOVE the Wool Trilogy!

Agree with Never Let Me Go
The Wall was a recent one (John Lanchester)

I forgot Station Eleven, might reread that! Thanks all for the great recommendations, I'll get hunting!

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Anything by Sheri S Tepper.

The New Wilderness by Diane Cook. When I was reading it I wasn't sure if I liked it or not but afterwards I couldn't stop thinking about it.

Gather the Daughters
Carhullan Army

The fireman by Joe Hill

Also came on to say The Road.

Lots of recs for 'Never Let Me Go'. Putting that on my list! Thanks for this thread op!

The power Naomi alderman

Zone one, Colsen Whitehead a pandemic/zombie one

Tender is the flesh is a very popular one at the moment. I haven't read it yet but it has been recommended to me multiple times.

The memory police really stuck with me