Brokenutopia Stories

A 15 year-old boy named Jax Everett embarks on a mission to save the Glass House from destruction. If he succeeds, he can expose the horrors of the Iron City and protect his friends. If not, he will be nothing more than ashes.

Henry lives in a world much different from our own. Humans have developed a medicine that allows them to live forever. Population has spiked so much that humans now inhabit five different planets and there is no more conflict, but all of this comes at a price. Humans are not only obsessed with power and profit, they have also become paranoid over anything that could kill them. Animals have been wiped out in fear of disease and attacks and expression of most emotions are prohibited in fear of conflict. That means that there is no more art, no more music, no more religion, and no more stories...But all of that is about to change! I will be trying to update this story whenever I can. Please leave comments and let me know what you think of the story.

In the year of 2025, a disease broke out leading to mankind moving out of earth and into the black, abyss called space. Even though humanity is smaller now, they are still running low on food and oxygen. If this continues on, which it will, the government with chose 98 teens that are alive and well out of the dome. If they return back, they will reside within government homes.

In a world poisoned by fallout and ruled by genetic manipulation, Orin is just trying to survive the shift-whatever that means today. Scarred landscapes, mutated bodies, and crumbling governments haunt his every step, but it's the memories and relentless noise of a life he never asked for that truly suffocate him. As the sky collapses and reality thins, Orin finds fleeting peace in old habits and stolen silences-knowing deep down that escape may only exist in surrender.Can he finally bring peace? Can he salvage this broken world?

Five years after the events of Rust Harbor, the decaying port city of Vareen has reinvented itself as a shining model of "green renewal." But beneath the slogans and algae farms, the same machine hums - restless, watching. Dax Tren, a former smuggler turned reluctant poster-boy for the revolution, begins to see cracks in the city's salvation story. When the power grid starts to whisper and the waters rise again, Dax must choose between preserving a lie or drowning in the truth.