25 Books Like The Trial

In a future world where women live in advanced cities and men are exiled to the wild, this novel explores gender roles and the nature of love through the stories of Birana and Arvil.

The Shore of Women and The Trial have similar features like none, but The Shore of Women lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. The Shore of Women is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

A satirical, anti-war novel that follows Billy Pilgrim as he becomes unstuck in time, experiencing moments from his life, including the bombing of Dresden during World War II.

Slaughterhouse-Five and The Trial have similar features like none, but Slaughterhouse-Five lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. Slaughterhouse-Five is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

Set in a dystopian Toronto, this novel follows Ti-Jeanne, who must embrace her Caribbean heritage and spiritual powers to save her family from a powerful drug lord.

Brown Girl in the Ring and The Trial have similar features like none, but Brown Girl in the Ring lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. Brown Girl in the Ring is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

A dystopian novel exploring a future society where people are conditioned to accept a life of conformity and superficial happiness, sacrificing individuality and freedom.

Brave New World and The Trial have similar features like Political Fiction, but Brave New World lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction. Brave New World is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

A bleak dystopian novel following Anna Blume as she navigates a collapsing city, searching for her missing brother in a world where hope is scarce.

In the Country of Last Things and The Trial have similar features like none, but In the Country of Last Things lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. In the Country of Last Things is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

A blend of science fiction and fantasy, this novel follows the intertwined lives of a witch and a tech genius as they navigate an impending apocalypse, balancing magic, science, and friendship.

All the Birds in the Sky and The Trial have similar features like none, but All the Birds in the Sky lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. All the Birds in the Sky is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

A political allegory in which farm animals overthrow their human owner, only to see their new leaders, the pigs, become as corrupt and oppressive as the humans they replaced.

Animal Farm and The Trial have similar features like none, but Animal Farm lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. Animal Farm is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

In a dystopian future, Katniss Everdeen fights for survival in a televised death match, becoming a symbol of rebellion against the oppressive regime of Panem.

The Hunger Games and The Trial have similar features like none, but The Hunger Games lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. The Hunger Games is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

Set in a collectivist dystopia where individuality is forbidden, the protagonist, Equality 7-2521, discovers the concept of the self and challenges the society’s strict rules.

Anthem and The Trial have similar features like none, but Anthem lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. Anthem is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

Set in a dystopian future, this novel follows Emmeline as she fights against a draconian government that controls every aspect of life in the name of environmental protection.

Agenda 21 and The Trial have similar features like Political Fiction, but Agenda 21 lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction. Agenda 21 is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

A dystopian novel depicting a future ravaged by environmental degradation, where society teeters on the brink of collapse due to unchecked pollution and corporate greed.

The Sheep Look Up and The Trial have similar features like none, but The Sheep Look Up lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. The Sheep Look Up is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

A haunting dystopian tale where cloned children are raised for organ donation. The story explores themes of identity, humanity, and love through the eyes of Kathy H. and her friends.

Never Let Me Go and The Trial have similar features like none, but Never Let Me Go lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. Never Let Me Go is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

Set in a theocratic dystopia, this novel follows Offred, a woman forced into reproductive servitude. It explores themes of gender oppression, power, and resistance in a deeply patriarchal society.

The Handmaid’s Tale and The Trial have similar features like none, but The Handmaid’s Tale lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. The Handmaid’s Tale is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

In a future where books are banned, fireman Guy Montag begins to question his role in society as he discovers the value of knowledge and the dangers of censorship.

Fahrenheit 451 and The Trial have similar features like Political Fiction, but Fahrenheit 451 lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction. Fahrenheit 451 is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

In a dystopian Chicago, Tasha Lockett fights for survival in a society devastated by a viral outbreak and societal collapse, exploring themes of identity and resilience.

Panther in the Hive and The Trial have similar features like none, but Panther in the Hive lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. Panther in the Hive is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

A dystopian novel that follows Lauren Olamina as she builds a new religious community in a chaotic, future America while facing the rise of a violent, authoritarian regime.

Parable of the Talents and The Trial have similar features like none, but Parable of the Talents lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. Parable of the Talents is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

A psychological novella about Yakov Petrovich Golyadkin, who encounters his exact double, leading him into paranoia and madness as his life is gradually usurped.

The Double and The Trial have similar features like Existential Fiction, but The Double lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Political Fiction. The Double is Free while The Trial is Unknown.

A satirical dystopian novel set in a world where corporations rule, following Hack Nike and Jennifer Government as they navigate a deadly, consumer-driven society.

Jennifer Government and The Trial have similar features like none, but Jennifer Government lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. Jennifer Government is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

In a seemingly perfect society devoid of pain and choice, young Jonas is chosen to receive memories of the past, discovering the dark truths behind his community’s facade.

The Giver and The Trial have similar features like none, but The Giver lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. The Giver is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

In a dystopian America where women are limited to 100 words per day, Dr. Jean McClellan joins a resistance movement to regain women's rights and freedom of speech.

Vox and The Trial have similar features like Political Fiction, but Vox lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction. Vox is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

A dystopian novel following Alex, a violent delinquent who undergoes a controversial treatment to cure him of his tendencies, raising questions about free will and morality.

A Clockwork Orange and The Trial have similar features like none, but A Clockwork Orange lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. A Clockwork Orange is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

A group of boys stranded on a deserted island descends into savagery, revealing the dark side of human nature and the thin veneer of civilization.

Lord of the Flies and The Trial have similar features like none, but Lord of the Flies lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction, Political Fiction. Lord of the Flies is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

An early dystopian novel set in a totalitarian state where citizens are known by numbers. The protagonist, D-503, begins to question the society’s control after meeting a rebellious woman.

We and The Trial have similar features like Political Fiction, but We lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction. We is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

A dystopian novel where a totalitarian regime controls every aspect of life, suppressing individuality and truth. Winston Smith, the protagonist, struggles to resist Big Brother's oppressive control.

1984 and The Trial have similar features like Political Fiction, but 1984 lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction. 1984 is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.

A philosophical sci-fi novel about a physicist who travels between two contrasting societies—one anarchist, one capitalist—exploring freedom, utopia, and social structures.

The Dispossessed and The Trial have similar features like Political Fiction, but The Dispossessed lacks the following features like Absurdist Fiction, Existential Fiction. The Dispossessed is Paid while The Trial is Unknown.