Need some lefty fiction (besides Lê Guin) preferably sci-fi. Whatcha got robots?
Best socialist fiction?
Ian Reed
Juan Bailey
Angel Ross
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Also one of my favorite novels purely on the level of a great story, and great SF. As an adjunct, Eric Frank Russel's short story …And Then There Were None, which inspired Voyage to Yesteryear, is highly recommended. It has a stronger LibSyn focus.
Most directly an allegory for resistance against fascism in WWII, it still applies well to pretty much any repressive regime.
A little bit of a Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire feeling to start with, but it expands to cover a broad sweep of phenomena, and its stories are marvelously clever.
Ethan Moore
Does this count or are you looking for purely science fiction/modern "classic" literature? I presume there are a lot of left fiction books and plays out there from as early as Greece.
Jonathan Jones
A personal fave classic of the genre
James Jackson
Good dude but sold out by falling for the feminism meme
Isaiah Lee
Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars Trilogy (at least the first two books).
Andrew Myers
The thing it inspired is 1000x better TBH
Kayden Jackson
Forgive me for enjoying the literary depiction of a literal anarcho-communist revolution on Mars.
Zachary Wood
The State and Revolution