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!

The death of grass....

Margaret Atwood - ‘The Heart Goes Last’
David Eggers- ‘The Circle’ and ‘The Every’

Douglas Coupland - ‘Generation A’

Claire North - ‘84K’

Host by Stephanie Meyer. Dystopian : Sci/fi

Scythe trilogy by Neal Schusterman
Vox by Christina Dalcher.

Parable of the Sower by Octavia E Butler

Metronome by Tom Watson

anything by Octavia butler

The unwind series is phenomenal and not well known enough.
The slated series
The maze runner
Delirium series (this one's a bit more girly)

1984, George Orwell
Herland, Charlotte Perkins Gillman.

1984, the ultimate dystopian book.
Herland is more utopian/dystopian

A Lovely Way to Burn - Louise Welsh (and the rest of that series)

I just thought of another I enjoyed although not quite the same vein - Murakami's 1Q84 trilogy.
Thanks again everyone for your suggestions.

American War by Omar el Akkad - amazing book similar style to oryx and crake books

Margaret’s Ark - Daniel Keohane
The Wall - John Lanchaster

A really bizarre one I read recently was Before and After by Andrew Shanahan about a morbidly obese man who is stuck in his flat when the world ends.

Justin Cronin's Passage Trilogy - The Passage, The Twelve and The City of Mirrors

Speculative rather than dystopian , (although it becomes dystopian in its own universe) Chris Beckett's wonderful Eden trilogy - Dark Eden, Mother of Eden and Daughter of Eden.

1984

The Girl with all the Gifts
Not so much distopian but speculative near future- God of Strange New Things.

Vox - Christina Dalcher
The End of Men - Christina Sweeney-Baird

Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan's The Strain Trilogy - The Strain, The Fall and The Night Eternal.

Adam Baker - Outpost,Juggernaut, Terminus and Impact.

World War z by Max Brooks is outstanding.

Sorry posted too soon - it’s nothing really at all like the film.

I've become interested in this:

He Envisioned a Nightmarish, Dystopian Russia. Now He Fears Living in One.
By Alexandra Alter

Sorokin is widely regarded as one of Russia’s most inventive writers, an iconoclast who has chronicled the country’s slide toward authoritarianism, with subversive fables that satirize bleak chapters of Soviet history, and futuristic tales that capture the creeping repression of 21st-century Russia. But despite his reputation as both a gifted postmodern stylist and an unrepentant troublemaker, he remains relatively unknown in the West. Until recently, just a handful of his works had been published in English, in part because his writing can be so challenging to translate, and so hard to stomach. Now, four decades into his scandal-scorched career, publishers are preparing to release eight new English-language translations of his books.

www.yahoo.com/news/envisioned-nightmarish-dystopian-russia-now-141504513.html

Yes to the Wool trilogy - fabulous. My DD17 has recently read too and really enjoyed.

American War was great too - and The Wall.

If you haven't read The Handmaid's Tale, then read!

Also, the Last by Hanna Jameson

And i am reading Kings of a Dead World but Jamie Mollart at the moment.