Found 11 works tagged 'dystopia'.
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What Goes Around
Published Jun 27, 2020 · 2,706 words (10 minutes) · 1 like · 134 views
Humor Science Fiction dystopia space probes Space Force Astronomers Missile Defense
The expected return of an artificial comet creates unexpected opportunities for scientists and SpaceForce.
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One Shot
Published Apr 13, 2020 · 3,876 words (15 minutes) · 331 views
Science Fiction dystopia pandemic near future science fiction Chicago
When Kiara gets sick in the middle of a pandemic, she has to search beyond the failed US healthcare system for a chance at survival.
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Twilight's Last Gleaming
Published Mar 29, 2020 · 1,220 words (5 minutes) · 110 views
Science Fiction rooftop view End of the world dystopia Dying Earth rockets fireworks umbrellas
A boy and his friends watch macabre fireworks and say goodbye to one of their own.
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Smoke & Hamsters
Published Mar 7, 2020 · 4,946 words (18 minutes) · 184 views
Humor Science Fiction gross out dystopian consumption dystopia late-stage capitalism cyberpunks
One of, if not the weirdest story I've ever written. The idea came to fruition when I was driving around with my friend Matt. What had originally been written as a comic script back when I was still under the impression that that was a thing I'd be doing, it got trunked for years,then reworked as a short story. It found a home in the final issue of the forever beloved Broadswords and Blasters. Minor content warning for bodily excretions.
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You Can Take It With You
Updated Feb 22, 2020 · 27,292 words (100 minutes)
Science Fiction dystopia serial novella Afterlife death dystopian neural uploads coping
It's been said of wealth that you can't take it with you when you die--but now, you can. As long as you've got the money, you can pay to have a digital duplicate of your consciousness cavort in a simulated afterlife on a private server forever. Unless you're Lehann Margrove, who got separated from his husband and duped into a "Paradise" he never wanted.
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Announcing a complete novella in 7 parts: "You Can Take It With You"
Published Jan 4, 2020 · 252 words (1 minute) · 175 views
Science Fiction dystopia serial novella Afterlife death dystopian neural uploads coping
Announcing "You Can Take It With You," a science fiction novella about privatized digital afterlives. One new chapter will post each week.
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Green
Published Nov 28, 2019 · 2,365 words (9 minutes) · 4 likes · 515 views
Literary Fiction Science Fiction dystopia reprint near-future story near future midwestern author jen knox dystopian near-future SF
Joseph’s only deviation from regulation minimalism is an illicit second bicycle... until he meets Alyssa, a dumpster-diving, live-streaming, crowd-funded wanderer.
Award-winning author Jen Knox hails from Ohio, and her work has been featured in The Best Small Fictions 2017, The Saturday Evening Post, McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, and NPR, among many others.
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The Vision of Miss Elaine
Published Oct 18, 2019 · 6,750 words (25 minutes)
Science Fiction dystopian sad relationships dystopia tragic tragedy
Thanks to a new neural imaging technique, Science can now peer so deeply into a human mind, it's possible to map a person's private mental landscape of symbolic representation--and use that map to build a piece of Art so perfectly tailored, it stops the customer from hungering for any other Art forever. To support his family, artist Mick Lawson is forced to work in the industry that's killing his craft... and in doing so, he meets a client who might also destroy his marriage.
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The Edifice
Published Jul 9, 2019 · 1,602 words (6 minutes) · 252 views
Horror Literary Fiction Satire Science Fiction dystopia
What will society become at the end of the world?
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The Lady Macbeth Blues
Published Jul 4, 2019 · 6,890 words (26 minutes) · 6 likes · 633 views
Science Fiction dystopia nanotechnology BSFA nominee
As jobs are automated away, a rising tide of “traditional values” groups erodes the rights of women to hold jobs or leave marriages. But as they’re poised to cement their control with longevity-increasing nanotechnology, just one woman stands in their way. This BSFA Award-nominated story was originally published in Interzone.
Author Stephen Dedman has been publishing short stories and novels for more than twenty years. He’s been nominated for the Bram Stoker Award, the British Science Fiction Association Award, and many more. Content warning: racism, misogyny.$1.00
