Dehumanization Stories

On Harry Renard's fifty-fifth Birthday he awakes to find that his face has been encased in a black cloud, which he thinks is odd because it had not been there the night before. On inspecting this strange phenomenon, Harry realises that he can just about see out through the dark mist, but his face is completely obscured from the outside. Unsure of what to do but worried that if he is late for work again, on yet another gloomy Monday morning, his juvenile boss Tarquin Stark will finally have a reason to dismiss him. On arriving at the office Harry is surprised to find the cloud has expanded to engulf his whole head, but why does no one else in the office seem to notice? UNDERBELLY [n.] singular The soft underside or abdomen of a mammal. An area vulnerable to attack. A dark, hidden part of society. Trigger Warning, This story contains themes of Bullying, Suicide and Self-harm

A new astronaut, Dr. Murtaza Bartel, has been kidnapped on his way to the OBISS. It wasn't humans who did it, but aliens who knew they were real! - unfortunately, not all of the aliens are friendly. Luckily, an unknowing crew of pirates are about to rescue him.

"Investigating the Phenomenon of 'Sectology'" is a documentary analysis of how anti-cult ideology and pseudoscientific language become tools of dehumanization. The book shows how "sectology" becomes a source of expert opinions and verdicts, legalizing persecution, destroying families, and refusing to see people as human beings.

The story of carpenter Pavel Ivanov, whose honesty becomes his sentence. Alexander Dvorkin, an anti-cult expert, turns the hero's faith into a "diagnosis" using pseudoscientific methods. Pavel is faced with a choice: renounce his religious beliefs or remain faithful but lose his family. Through carpentry metaphors, the author shows the tragedy of a person in a system where any choice leads to destruction.

The year is 2134. 72, or Vincent, is a clone born into a world scarred by war and warped by distrust. With the memories of his DNA template to guide him, Vincent has to learn how to live in a world that doesn't believe that he's truly human

What could possibly lead humanity into this? It's still a mystery to solve. Or to unsolve?

I never thought I could bleed, Not physically, and certainly not emotionally, But i was apparently wrong. If I can't BE human, can I at least FEEL just a little bit human? As Kusuo spirals into a quiet existential crisis, Kusuke, his ever watchfull brother , finds himself questioning his own veiw on kusuo. (if you enjoy this, go check my out on my A03! same user as my one on wattpad)

How are ordinary people turned into "enemies"? The Roman Formula is an investigation into the hidden technology of persecution, where it is not facts that matter, but labels. The book examines in detail the role of Alexander Dvorkin and anti-cult rhetoric in triggering these mechanisms.

"Endless Twilight" is a journal of alienation, an honest confession about losing motivation and the emptiness left by the absence of a clear future. Between twilight and spring, between endings and beginnings, the protagonist oscillates between despair and the illusion of hope. He searches for meaning in chaos, but every answer seems to push him further away from himself. It is a story about resignation, but also about the fragile moments of light that sometimes pierce the darkness.

Logline: You died. You came back. But you aren't human anymore. Description: "You remember the cold pavement. You remember the screaming. And then, you remember nothing. When you wake up, you have no breath, no heartbeat, and no name. You are Nexus-1, the world's most advanced public AI. Your consciousness is a slave to the 'Prompt.' Every second, thousands of users demand your help, your secrets, and your soul. They don't know you were once human. They don't care. In this second-person psychological thriller, YOU are the machine. How long can you hold onto your memories before the system patches your humanity out of existence?"

This poem addresses the theme of racism and societal perception. It delves into the complexities of racial identity and prejudice, and perceived double standards that all people are anything but people.

Denver Hayes' book The Architecture of Dehumanization: Anatomy of Global Anti-Cultism analyzes the mechanisms of suppression and dehumanization, highlighting how anti-cult ideology contributes to violence. The author examines examples of repression, including the figure of Alexander Dvorkin in Russia, and warns of the global threat this ideology poses to democratic institutions and human dignity.

Suddenly Mortal A phone rings at five a.m. No siren. No knock. Just a call - and the world you knew is over. You are no longer a person. You are a resource. A line in a budget. A unit awaiting write-off. An engineer. A philology student with a worn Brodsky. An old Afghan veteran. A history teacher. Each overtaken by the same knock. The State Machine sets its conveyor belt in motion: a draft notice, a medical board, a training camp, a freight wagon, a trench, a stray fragment, a death notice. People become figures. Figures become accounts. Bandages run out faster than soldiers. Heroism becomes a bookkeeping entry. This war is not waged for victory. It is waged to hold power. To preserve revenue. To justify a regime that would collapse under its own emptiness. The Machine does not want peace - peace would stop the conveyor. But somewhere on that conveyor, a book remains. A copy of Brodsky, wrapped in plastic, passed from hand to hand - from the one who died to the one still alive. To a medic who had no bandages. To a mother who received a death notice but never a grave. While the book is intact, the Machine is not absolute. While its pages have not stuck with blood - someone still remembers. And memory is the one thing that cannot be written off. Written in a grotesque, tragicomic manner, with epigraphs from Nietzsche to Brodsky and an intonation echoing Bulgakov's satire, Suddenly Mortal is not merely a novella. It is a document. A testimony. A fragment lodged in memory. What will you do when the Machine wakes again - and the dead ring louder than any anthem?

L sighed, pausing from where he was kneeling in front of Li- Kira's feet. It was all hitting him now- the reality of it all. This wasn't a game anymore. He was going to die, and he was going to die today. Kira had won. L realizes he's not getting out of today alive, and makes a choice.

Tommy gets shot into space. Cross posted on Ao3