Distopiansociety Stories

ONCE my mom told me that we, as humans, only fear what we do not know and that that is the sole reason for violence. We do not know what is to come of something, so in retaliation we immediately fight it off before we can ever find out; before we can ever see if there is any beauty in it. My mom is gone now. Along with any sanity we as a people have left. The year is 2193, and the world is at war. We, humans, are at war with each other only because of what we are and what we can do. We fear what we do not know, thus all we know is ignorance. The government, our democracy, our people and our world have fallen. Nothing good ever comes from being afraid of the abnormalities of others, especially when those abnormalities are amazing. The truth is, none of us are normal. Everyone's definition of normality is different, making it humanly impossible for anyone to ever accomplish the craved label of "normal". Then again, everything we have grown capable of was once described as humanly impossible. By those standards none of us are human. Not even me. A U T H O R ' S N O T E : This book is completed and there will be a second book coming out sometime next year, most likely in the summer. Please excuse any grammar issues or misspellings I have. I hope there are not many, but please consider I do all of the editing myself. Also this is a revised edition of Incapable - Book I: The Fallen. I think I have made it much better than the original story I wrote in the summer of this year and posted only a few months ago. I hope you enjoy! Happy reading. Xoxo, Miquéla P.S. I'm more than open to Q & A in the comments section or on my board if you have any questions regarding the book or just in general. :)

100 years after the Great Meltdown, where almost all the electronics in the world spontaneously malfunctioned and caught fire all at once, the world had become a technology-free paradise. The people lived the life of those who'd lived over a thousand years ago in the 18th and 19th centuries. Electronics are outlawed, and the people have discovered magic as a substitute. This is the world that Iris Matthews was born into in 2920. Now 17, Iris has developed an unquenchable thirst for knowledge about what life was like before the Great Meltdown, but talk of it is forbidden, as well any books about it. Her parents push her to forget her silly curiosity and start thinking about marriage, no matter how many times she says she doesn't like her suitors. But one day her life changes forever when she finds Desdemon, a handsome cyborg who was made illegally and is on the run from the police. Against her better judgement, Iris takes him in, hoping he'll be able to tell her about life before the Meltdown. What she doesn't plan on, however, is falling in love.

Imagine if everything you've ever been told is all just an elaborate lie... you've been told that you'll never be hurt, nothing will ever harm you, for Earth is too strong. What would happen if a threat so big appeared, that you had to rethink everything you've ever known? Read Earth: Defensless to find out how this turns out for Parker North.

Hey y'all! This is a collaboration with @falloutflash ! I will tell Tegan's POV, and then Flash will tell the other character's (whoever that may be!) We don't even know if it'll work xD So.... Here goes nothing! Anyways, this story starts in a distopian society where singing and music of any kind is illegal! (Imagine that! yikes!0_0) Tegan loves to sing, so whenever she can, she runs to the forest to sing a write music... Sooooo... Yea! That's what it'll be about!!! Wish us luck. We'll need it!

❝ Monsters are all evil. But what if true evil resides in us.❞ The Capital is rotten. Oasis they call it, to steer away the thoughts and ideas that the Capital is evil. Hayo begins as an Army member to help protect this city, but soon realises the atrocious secrets of this so called 'Paradise'. But will he help a revolutionary assassin group called Night Watch, or is the real enemy the power-hungry, selfishness of humanity itself?

While fighting for a revolutionized society along side the most loyal of companions, Gru hinders reality itself.

Everything is normal for Taryn for most of her life. She lives comfortably with her mother, father, and her little sister. That is until she stops taking her medication. They live in a society where everyone is on this medication. It helps with everything. Your looks, your smarts. Hell, even your economic status. But is that really -all- that's going on?

After society as we know it was destroyed in World War V, a radical community of women emerged from the ashes and conquered the last survivable land in the Americas. This group of women, the Widows, blamed the war on the male species and their need for vengeance, sex, and violence. They created their own society based solely on structure, peace, and abstinence, isolating the male species completely. Two hundred years later, the community is known as the Axis. This all female safe haven is known to those inside it as the sole surviving community on earth; and the male species is presumably extinct. Codi, a 19 year old young woman in the Axis who seems to be the only one with questions about its past, is training to become the new leader of the community's defense. But when Codi follows her curious Captain into the woods one night to investigate a strange group of figures outside of the gates, she comes face to face with the one person she never thought she would see... because he was supposed to be extinct. As the lies of the Widow's unravel and Codi is taken farther and farther from the cold walls of the Axis, she comes to find that the story of history she has heard her whole life may not only be completely wrong, but a ploy to cover up what has truly been going on in the rest of the world since WWV. Soon, as she grows closer to her rescuers and learns that the male species is not at all what she thought, she begins to realize that there may be much more to life than the Axis led her to believe.

no one has escaped the dead lands in years but will and hazel think they can pull it off with a little help from a mysterious wizard named Murphy. together they will fight against necromancers, desert wolves, assassins, and old rivals can they survive.

An eery look into the future. After The Fall, a new world was built, to create perfection. None of the old problems would cease to exist. If all uniqueness ceased to exist, no one would kill each other, no crimes would happen. But in this perfect world, not everyone makes it in and not everyone can survive. Katara Kox is born into a dystopia with a small idea of how the world really is. In this new life she can become anything. But this world isn't as wonderful as it seems. Follow her as she grows, fights, loves and does the unthinkable.

What if you knew when you were going to meet the one? Would you acknowledge it? Or ignore it and let it happen by surprise? In a society like this, you don't get many choices, but when you do, choose wisely.

18 year-old Kay prepares for a test that will determine her fate. But something is holding her back.

A girl's city sees the death rainbow and a mishap goes on. More than two people survive. What will this do? Who survives? Why do more than two people survive?

It started with the scream, the scream that ended us all. It started with the fear, the fear of that we would end. It started with the pain, the pain that started it all. The pain that crushed your bones and crushed your hope. It started with war, the war that killed thousands. The war that left us abandoned. It ended with the boat, with the country in ruins, all of the land masses left combined. They always said Pangea would come back but they never thought that in the combining we would lose some land mass. We lost the Republic of Thenes, or what was once Australia. We lost the Dethlen Islands, or what was once Hawaii and Alaska. We also lost any other smaller land masses that were not the major continents. We lost everything. It started with fire, Tenefire.

Damian Conway knew that his parents, the king and queen of the New America, had adopted him when he was a baby. What he didn't know is that he had a twin brother who was adopted out to a poorer family. When Damian and his twin, Andrew, start communicating through letters, Damian discovers that Andrew is not happy with his life either. Damian has always found his life at the palace boring and uneventful so when Andrew suggest trading lives, Damian was more than willing to make the swap. As Damian is leaving the palace, his sister, Kate, catches him and wants to tag along. Kate and Damian make the switch and have been on the streets for around a year, their life was fine, that is until they are found homeless and on the run. What will happen to them? What will happen to the twins?