Perhaps anything that ends in -verse is going to be good, because it implies such a largeness that there's sure to be someplace nice to live in it. The world of Red Dwarf or Hitchhiker's Guide would even be okay. But maybe that's because it is the future. (Well, HGttG isn't technically the future...)
Post-apocalyptic futures, even if they aren't specifically dystopias, are tricky things. On the one hand, I'm a fan of rebuilding. And how do you plan to survive and rebuild this society and all the logistics and the rules and whatnot. On the other hand, women usually get the short end of the stick.
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Date: 2011-03-15 02:04 am (UTC)Post-apocalyptic futures, even if they aren't specifically dystopias, are tricky things. On the one hand, I'm a fan of rebuilding. And how do you plan to survive and rebuild this society and all the logistics and the rules and whatnot. On the other hand, women usually get the short end of the stick.