| Display title | Dystopia |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Dystopia (Ancient Greek for "bad place"), also called a Negative Utopia, is a Speculative Fiction setting that comments on our own society and that a majority of us would fear to live in. The trick to creating a Dystopia is to take a social issue and turn it Up to Eleven. Better yet, do it with several issues, or perhaps all of them. |