Utopian Anarchist Novels

Description
Novels which describe societies which are 1. utopian (i.e. places you'd actually like to live in, not dystopias that claim to be utopias) and 2. anarchist (i.e. egalitarian societies which are not organized along hierarchical lines).
1
The Dispossessed
by Ursula K. Le Guin
12,913 members
311 reviews
4.2
6 Members
lquilter, aulsmith, souloftherose, FrancoisTremblay, Dilara86, ManWithAnAgenda
2
Always Coming Home
by Ursula K. Le Guin
2,513 members
22 reviews
3.9
4 Members
lquilter, aulsmith, souloftherose, FrancoisTremblay
3
Herland
by Charlotte Perkins Gilman
2,889 members
75 reviews
½ 3.5
2 Members
Dilara86, ManWithAnAgenda
4
Woman on the Edge of Time
by Marge Piercy
2,857 members
55 reviews
3.9
3 Members
lquilter, souloftherose, FrancoisTremblay,
5
The Fifth Sacred Thing
by Starhawk
1,197 members
28 reviews
4.1
2 Members
lquilter, FrancoisTremblay
6
Pacific Edge
by Kim Stanley Robinson
738 members
16 reviews
3.8
2 Members
lquilter, aulsmith
7
Parable of the Talents
by Octavia E. Butler
4,886 members
126 reviews
4.1
Member
ManWithAnAgenda
8
The Female Man
by Joanna Russ
2,506 members
64 reviews
½ 3.5
Member
Dilara86
10
A.D.
by Saab Lofton
15 members
3.2
Member
lquilter