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These books are ranked using the setting labels extracted for Harrison Bergeron.
Setting labels used: future dystopia, 2081, United States, constitutional amendments, state surveillance, televised society, totalizing government, near-future, controlled society
Focused on “state surveillance” where exact label matches exist.
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In a near-future infertility crisis, a mother races to keep her child while the state polices every parenting mistake.
Why this is here
Setting labels: near future · dystopian society · state surveillance · post-fertility crisis
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1492
A gifted fugitive uses identity hacks to evade a surveillance state built on data, control, and accelerating change.
Why this is here
Setting labels: near future · dystopian America · networked society · surveillance state · alternate future · post-quake society · information age · computerized world
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1351
A diverse anthology imagines near-future Americas shaped by resistance, oppression, and hard-won hope.
Why this is here
Setting labels: near future · future United States · alternate America · climate-affected future · surveillance state · dystopian society · utopian elements · speculative reality
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1400
A grieving queer mother raises a child marked by a punitive shadow system in a surveilled near-future America.
Why this is here
Setting labels: near future · United States · authoritarian regime · surveillance state · carceral society · alternate America · near-dystopian
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1467
In a future where every word and gesture costs money, a fifteen-year-old’s silence sparks rebellion.
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Setting labels: futuristic America · dystopian future · highly monitored society · corporate control · legalistic state · advanced surveillance · 3D-printed city · near-future
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1499
In a future where books are illegal and firemen burn them, one man begins to question everything he knows.
Why this is here
Setting labels: dystopian future · surveillance state · post-war society · media-saturated society · urban domestic setting · technology-dominated future
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Distance: 0.1517
In a dystopian media state, a freed teen must save her boyfriend from a public-voted death row before the system buries the truth.
Why this is here
Setting labels: dystopian future · TV-show courtroom · death row · surveillance state · near-future society · media-saturated society · urban political system
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1544
In a near-future America, a reality show turns mass shootings into entertainment, and its producer learns fear has a price.
Why this is here
Setting labels: near future · 2030 · United States · dystopian America · media-saturated society · surveillance society · technologically advanced future · declining America
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1545
A condensed full-cast Audible drama of a surveillance-state classic, driven by voice acting, music, and dread.
Why this is here
Setting labels: dystopian future · surveillance society · totalitarian state · controlled society · war-time regime · alternate Britain · postwar future · authoritarian world
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1551
Teens race to expose a hidden plan and stop unwinding before a violent uprising and power grab consume the country.
Why this is here
Setting labels: dystopian future · near future · United States · political dystopia · corporate-controlled society · post-crisis society · militarized state
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1567
A desperate father enters a deadly televised manhunt to save his sick child in a ruthless near-future America.
Why this is here
Setting labels: near-future · dystopian society · future United States · media-saturated society · class-divided society · polluted world · totalitarian state · urban decay · surveillance state
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1570
A graphic-novel adaptation of a dystopian classic about a woman surviving a theocratic regime that controls fertility.
Why this is here
Setting labels: dystopian future · theocratic state · totalitarian society · Republic of Gilead · post-revolutionary regime · United States (fictionalized) · controlled domestic space · surveillance state
Semantic match: ranked by setting
Distance: 0.1577
