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Dystopian Poster Set: 1984, Station Eleven & Sunrise on the Reaping
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1984
George Orwell · from £14.99 →
Station Eleven
Emily St John Mandel · from £14.99 →
Sunrise on the Reaping
Suzanne Collins · from £14.99 →
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Do I have to buy this exact set?
No. A set is just three of our prints chosen to hang well together. The 20% saving is our Buy 3 offer, so it applies to any three (or more) prints in your basket. Swap a poster, change a style, or build your own wall from scratch by adding 3 prints or more to your basket.
What sizes and frames can I choose?
Every print comes in A5 to A1 and 12×18 to 24×36 inches. Framed prints arrive in a solid oak, black or white frame, ready to hang. Here the size and frame apply to all three; for a different size per print, add each poster from its own page.
Can I choose a different style for each print?
Yes. Pick Style X, Y or Z for each poster above, or open any poster to see all six of our styles for that book.
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Is it giftable?
Very. Add a free gift note at checkout. Unframed prints travel rolled in a protective tube; framed prints are packed flat.
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For readers who like their fiction unsettling and their walls thoughtfully curated, this trio brings together three of the finest dystopian novels ever written. From Big Brother to a post-pandemic world to the brutal arenas of Panem, this set traces power, survival and the fragile persistence of hope across three very different visions of what could go wrong.
Why these three belong together
Each of these novels imagines a society pushed to breaking point, yet each finds something worth holding onto amid the wreckage, whether that is truth, art or simple human endurance. Hung together, they make a striking statement piece for anyone drawn to speculative fiction and the big questions it asks about control, identity and what survives when everything else falls away.
1984 (1949)
George Orwell's chilling classic follows Winston Smith as he struggles against the all-seeing Party in a totalitarian state built on surveillance and propaganda. It remains the definitive vision of a society where truth is rewritten and independent thought is the ultimate crime. Few novels have shaped our language and fears about power quite so completely.
Station Eleven (2014)
Emily St. John Mandel's haunting novel follows a travelling troupe of actors and musicians crossing a landscape transformed by a devastating flu pandemic. Moving between the world before and after collapse, it is less about disaster than about what people carry forward, namely art, memory and connection. A quietly beautiful and hopeful take on the end of the world.
Sunrise on the Reaping (2025)
Suzanne Collins returns to Panem for the 50th Hunger Games, the notorious Second Quarter Quell that demands double the tributes. A young Haymitch Abernathy must draw on wit and cunning to survive an arena built to destroy hope itself. This prequel deepens the world of The Hunger Games with fresh brutality and heart.
Styling your dystopian wall
This set works beautifully in a study, reading nook or anywhere you gather to think big thoughts. Try black frames for a bold, graphic look that echoes the seriousness of these stories, or leave the prints unframed and mix your own frame colours across the wall for a more eclectic feel. This set is available in Modern, Modern Minimalist, Square and Edge styles, so you can match the tone to your space, from clean and contemporary to softer and more painterly. However you display them, remember that buying three prints together saves you 20 percent, making it the perfect way to build out your gallery wall in one go.