Looks like the Right Wing is now publishing dystopian novels
With books like The Hunger Games trilogy and the Divergent trilogy being so popular in recent years, I guess it was only a matter of time until we got RW versions of these types of books.
I was browsing "alternative history" books at lunchtime an clicked on one book (forget which now) and then another choice in the "Customers also bought" list was "Axis of Evi", a Post Apocalyptic EMP survival book by Bobby Akart.
The book goes full RWer with a plot summary that says how a weakened America has been surpassed by China and Russia militarily and then something goes wrong with a Deep State plot and America gets hit by a massive EMP bomb that leaves most of the country (except Texas, which protected its power grid on its own) a backwater with no power. Yes, they really did use "Deep State" as an enemy.
I won't link to it, but I hadn't realized the RW had been out there writing for young adult/teens as well. I thought RW literature was limited to badly written stuff on current events and the "Killing..." books from Bill O'Reilly.
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by some real assholes to take over the Hugo Awards. Fortunately, it didn't work, and they seem to have gone away.
If you simply Google "Sad Puppies" you'll find many articles about them and what happened.
Just like Gaming, Science Fiction has a lot of strong women in the field, and a lot of insecure men have been trying very hard to make them go away. So far it's not working, although especially in Gaming, women's lives can be made miserable. I think it's worse in Gaming because that field is still quite new, and apparently at the very beginning it attracted enough dickwad men to make it like it is.
Science fiction has been around for a very long time, and women have been writing in the field since the beginning. Fortunately, we are long past the time when a woman writer finds it absolutely necessary to hide her gender, and I'm glad.
And depending on your current taste in fiction, you might want to take another look at the field. I will recommend regular s-f, not fantasy, which tells you about me. In particular, look at the works by Connie Willis (The Doomsday Book and To Say Nothing of the Dog are her finest in my opinion), Robert Charles Wilson (A Bridge of Years and Last Year are both exceptionally good), and James Van Pelt (mostly short story collections which are fabulous, but also two YA novels Summer of the Apocalypse and Pandora's Gun -- for which he is writing a sequal, hooray!) are three to start with if you have any interest at all. 
my tastes are very similar. I much prefer scifi imaginings of what reality could be. Demons and magic rocks are a little too Dark Ages for me. Exceptions for exceptional writing, of course.
I think the last time I tried a recommended scifi author that book was way too dark and dystopian for me. No matter what conditions change, people will still be people and will still behave like humans always have. Lacking even a shallow understanding of human nature makes a lot of dystopian imaginings silly nonsense.
Your authors sound wonderful. Even Van Pelt's survivor in an extremely grim future understands the treasure of human knowledge, unlike so many others that had mankind destroying and discarding all books long before. I've just ordered one from each.
I'm not all gray yet, but close enough. 
I hope you are far away and in a far better place!
It was the best entertainment one could ever hope for!
It all got kicked into high gear when in 1992 I was accosted by a Xtian jerk for blaring Boston's "Don't look back" from my car stereo (still love that album). After spewing a bunch of crap and telling me I was on the road to hell and/or suicide, he was told to fuck off.
It was at that point that I decided to be quite annoying in terms of the norms in that place. I developed a habit of telling proselytizers to "eat shit" when they started their nonsense.
I read their books and listened to their music just as a crude way of people watching. It was how I learned about confirmation bias and how easily entertained they are.
I was a relatively unknown person and my parents didn't care about the religious end of things so I more or less cast fate to the wind 
came home peeved with the book he'd just finished on his flight home. Seems he picked up a paperback at the departing airport, thinking it was a thriller. He was annoyed because he actually liked it until he came to what he saw as it's ridiculous "Left behind" ending. 
Lol.
people trying to imagine themselves facing that situation, you didn't miss anything with the next. I don't believe I finished it as it took a steep slide into the rest of the violent, right-wing reactionary muck.
I do love the little view into another life, listening to "stall mucking material" as well as better books as you work. I've never listened to an audio book and really should try that. We're back in Georgia from Florida, weeds have made major incursions, and there's still a lot of debris left from Irma that we didn't get to last fall.
I find that most readers are pretty good, a mispronounced word now and then but good understanding of the material. Some are horrible. Sometimes I don't like them because I do not like the way they make a character sound. That is my problem but sometimes there are just bad readers. I love Stephen King, he has great readers and having actually read his books I thought the readers brought a great deal to them. There are some excellent women readers. I started once to write their names down but have forgotten to do that and cannot remember where I put it down, likely an old phone that was cleaned. I find it an excellent way to actually do what I love most and still get all my work done. As a busy mother I was always able to find some time to read but now retired but running my own farm with horses and goats and a crop I have no time at all to read consistently. Audio books have saved me by allowing me to continue to read while allowing me to continue to work as much as I need to. 
Do try it. Do you read Patricia Cornwall? I used to. She has a wonderful reader, very precise just like you would think the character would be. Anyway......no more RW dystopia.
Your local library should be able to fulfill every single desire in audio books. Just check them out online in the app and you are good to go. It is excellent.
If its 2018 and 1/3 of the population believes that the holocaust was a myth. Not only that, mainstream media has all but normalized white nationalism and Nazism is making a comeback! The horrors of World War 2 should never, ever be repeated but i fear we are heading back toward that path. 
Your "mainstream sources" are NOT the problem, it is your misuse of them as a basis for a false narrative, so please DO put me on your ignore list -- I'm sure I'll be in excellent company! 
