Anarchism and science fiction

• Gene Brewer: K-PAX The Trilogy (2004)

• Steve Cullen: The Last Capitalist: A Dream of a New Utopia (1996)

• Dennis Danvers: The Watch (2002)

• Joseph Déjacque: L’Humanisphère (1858-61)

• Philip K. Dick: ‘The Last of the Masters’ (1954)

• L. Timmel Duchamp: The Marq'ssan Cycle (2005-7)

• Ernest C. Large: Dawn in Andromeda (1956)

• Ursula K. Le Guin: The Dispossessed (1974)

• Brad Linaweaver and J. Kent Hastings: Anarquía (2004)

• P.M.: bolo’bolo (1985)

• Michael Moorcock: The Cornelius Chronicles (1977)

• William Morris: News from Nowhere (1890; revised 1892)

• Robert Nichols: Daily Lives in Nghsi-Altai (1977–9)

• George Orwell: Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949)

• Eric Frank Russell: The Great Explosion (1962)

• Robert Sheckley: ‘Skulking Permit’ (1954)

• Robert Anton Wilson & Robert Shea: Illuminatus! (1975)

• Yevgeny Zamyatin: We (1920)

and for an overview:

• Margaret Killjoy, ed.:  Mythmakers & Lawbreakers. Anarchist writers on fiction (2009)