I can't even say exactly how many I read because for me there's a very blurry line between sci-fi and dystopian. Really, a lot of sci-fi qualifies as dystopian and vice versa. I have read a lot of the classics that are specifically labelled utopia/dystorpia, inlcuding:
Utopia
Looking Backward: from 2000 to 1888
We (yes We)
1984
Brave New World
Utopia
Looking Backward: from 2000 to 1888
We (yes We)
1984
Brave New World
Dystopian literature
05/09/2009 09:12:16 PM
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Oh, nice survey.
05/09/2009 11:08:55 PM
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Thanks
06/09/2009 04:35:03 AM
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Click the right-most box next to the Smiley Codes, between the Subject and Body.
06/09/2009 12:14:35 PM
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Crikey...
05/09/2009 11:11:59 PM
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Amen to that last.
06/09/2009 04:40:26 AM
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Incidentally
06/09/2009 08:02:12 AM
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I really like utopian/dystopian works.
06/09/2009 01:49:04 AM
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I like dystopian and post-apocalyptic stories
06/09/2009 07:50:08 PM
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I prefer dystopian, myself.
07/09/2009 03:21:51 AM
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The problem with post-apocalyptic stories is that there are so many which are utter crap.
07/09/2009 05:28:02 PM
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Yes, yes.
07/09/2009 08:34:11 PM
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Re: Dystopian literature
06/09/2009 08:48:48 PM
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Your left brain is blank?
07/09/2009 03:25:44 AM
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Re: Dystopian literature
08/09/2009 07:30:58 PM
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Hey! Good to see you on this board!
08/09/2009 08:03:04 PM
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Well I couldn't stay away forever now could I?
08/09/2009 08:42:37 PM
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Re: Well I couldn't stay away forever now could I?
09/09/2009 03:13:33 PM
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I never thought of the Forever War as Dystopian but I guess it could be called that
14/09/2009 04:43:27 PM
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I'll join this party...rather late...but oh well
09/09/2009 07:59:26 PM
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