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What is utopian literature?

Description of Utopian Literature - A piece of writing that concerns itself with
the description of a perfect society in the physical world, as opposed to the
perfection of afterlife. The original motives behind utopian novels were
political, social, and philosophical.
Some books which include utopian literature:

Gulliver's Travels-Jonathan Swift Men Like Gods-H. G. Wells

Crystal Age-W. H. Hudson Island-Aldous Huxley
Looking Backward-Edward Bellamy Always coming home-Ursula
K.Le Guin
Equality-Edward Bellamy Walden 2-B.F Skinner
News from Nowhere-William Morris
Erewhon-Samuel Butler
A Modern Utopia-H. G. Wells
What is Dystopian literature?
A dystopian novel drops its main character into a world where everything
seems to have gone wrong at a macro level. Much like utopian novels,
dystopian novels can take place in the distant future, the past, or an alternate
present. Some may feature altered versions of real-world cities like New York
and London; others may be set in fully fictional locales.
Some books which include Dystopian literature:

Brave New World-Aldous Huxley Fact!

The Giver-Lois Lowry Many twenty-first century
readers are familiar with
1984-George Orwell the genre of dystopian
fiction!
The Hunger Games-Suzanne Collins