Utopia

A sleeper wakes in the year 2000 to find poverty and inequality abolished. Bellamy's vision of a cooperative future became a bestseller and shaped reform movements for decades.

Edward Bellamy

Three explorers stumble on a society of women that has run without men for two thousand years. Gilman uses their confusion to test how much of what we call human nature is only convention.

Charlotte Perkins Gilman

Wells argues that a workable utopia must be planned, global and open to revision, then narrates one. Part novel and part political essay, it is his fullest statement on how a better society might be organised.

H. G. Wells

In a bureaucratic London of 1984 where nothing surprising happens anymore, a joke of a king revives medieval pageantry and one neighbourhood takes it seriously. A comic anti-utopia about the value of the local.

G. K. Chesterton