By Paul-Di-Filippo. A collection. The Ribofunk world is one where biology is a cutting-edge science. Ribofuk is the fusion of ribosome (cellular biology) and funk (rock and roll).

By H.G. Welles. Biopunk has its roots in this novel where Dr. Moreau experiments on animals and has themes of pain, cruelty, human identity and moral responsibility

By Michael Blumlein. A doctor ministers on another world to a genetically engineered slave race. 4. Octavia E. Butler Xenogenesis. A Biopunk story that involves an alien race who trade biology—share genetics with other aliens.

By Paolo Bacigalupi. An award winning novel. Biotech is dominant, mega corporations control food and the market, most of the world's seeds have been replaced with genetically engineered sterile seed, and humanoid genetically engineered organisms are used as slaves.

By Neal Shusterman. In the world of this story life can be sustained indefinitely, but at what cost? This is the story of children who try to escape their fate to be unwound—have their organs transplanted into other bodies.

By Rob Ziegler. Biotechnology is the saviour of a world already fallen apart—but one corporation controls all of the seed.

By China Miéville An award winning novel and the first in its series. What happens when a scientists' benevolent experience goes horribly wrong? .

By Scott Westerfield. A young adult series. This is a world where everyone can become one of the pretties at age sixteen and send your life partying—turns out the pretty life isn't so pretty though.

By Caroline Dombrowski. Biopunk Visions. A collection of stories put together by Dobrowski that showcases eleven Biopunk authors as they ask the questions about the relationship between humanity, nature, and technology.