Dystopian-fiction Stories

In the city of In the city of Elend, emotions have been illegal for forty-three years. The government distributes Nullen through the water supply, a compound that keeps its citizens in a state of permanent grey calm, and children are raised in Accord Institutes designed to monitor, suppress, and report any flicker of feeling before it can spread. Seventeen-year-old Maren Voss has always been a model citizen. She drinks her water. She files her expressions. She measures a crack in her ceiling and tells herself it means nothing. But when a four-second fragment of forbidden music leaks through a projector in her Archival Studies class, something in Maren shifts, something the Nullen can't quite reach. And when her classmate Cel taps her foot in the silence afterward, Maren realises she is not the only one. What begins as two girls quietly stopping drinking the water becomes something far more dangerous: a network of teenagers learning, for the first time, what it means to feel, to grieve, to hope, to rage, to love, in a world that has decided all of those things are the same as death. The Bureau is watching. The compliance towers never sleep. And Maren is beginning to understand that the most revolutionary act in Elend isn't a weapon or a manifesto. It's a song.

At Mile High Academy, being powerful is normal. Flying through class? Normal. Accidentally blowing up the training room? Also normal. Trying to survive teenage drama while learning how to become a hero? Definitely not easy. Leo Maxfert thought he was just another student trying to fit into the world's most elite superhero school. But after mysterious powers begin awakening inside him, strange signals from deep space start targeting Earth, and dangerous enemies arrive searching for something called the Phantom Core. Now Leo and his friends must survive villain attacks, alien invasions, and secrets buried long before they were born. With the help of Team 7, the Teen Titans, and the heroes of Mile High Academy, Leo discovers that the fate of Earth may be connected to who he truly is. But the biggest question isn't whether Leo can save the world. It's whether he can survive becoming the hero everyone needs.

This is the entire Schism, the first book of the Pearseus series that reached #1 on Amazon, that lays down the back story to Rise of the Prince. It's New Year's Eve, the year of 2099, but the distinguished guests aboard the Pearseus won't get to countdown seconds; soon they'll be counting bodies and survivors after the spaceship's crash landing on another planet. The good news? The planet is seemingly hospitable both in resources and in terms of the natives' attitude towards earthlings. The bad news? They might have come on this planet bare of possessions, but what they haven't been able to shed are the shortcomings of their human nature. Will that be the sole threat to a unified future, or is the new land and its first inhabitants not as innocent as they look?

Sincerely, Anonymous takes place far in the future, after war has wiped out a grand portion of the human race. A new government in erected - a totalitarian system called The Panel that chooses the Careers of each citizen. The story is told by an anonymous individual (going by the pseudonym Lilly) through her letters to a girl named Annabeth. Annabeth has already had the procedure done: a surgery that takes away your memories to make you fully invested in the Career in which The Panel has chosen for you. Lilly decided the best way to convince Annabeth to join her cause is by gaining her trust, merely by telling the story of her final months before her Procedure, and her involvement with a secret organization called the Black Tens, serving to take down the Panel and diminish the memory swipe.

"I am a synth. It's a word that's wielded like a baton. Sometimes, they call us betas or prototypes. Or rabbits, for those who like their cruelty to have a more clever bent. It's also a dangerous word. When you get down to the bones of it, I am someone else's creation. A made thing. And a made thing is an owned thing." The only things that Eve, a genetically-engineered girl, knows about her world is what she is told by the Pureline scientists who created her and what she can glean from stolen glimpses at data screens and from a closely-guarded hive of information called Alpha. Through whispers from other "synths" she has learned her time is almost up. Synths are property. They are useful only up to adulthood, while the traits produced by their modified genetic codes are still being explored and cataloged. Now already past eighteen, she is scheduled for termination. In order to live, she must find a way to escape the Pureline Tower and survive in the wasteland that has been left of the world.

Mutons, Radii, Rads, they all sound like something gotten from the words- mutton, The radii of a circle, and Radicals. What about radiation, apocalypses and mutants? Well that's what this is all about. Grab your gas masks and dive into this radiation packed adventure with Coy Brown and Pipaluk Olsen. If you love apocalypse books then you would have no problem reading this.

Echos of the Eland by AKA_CK. Logline: When a young sangoma in post-apocalyptic Cape Town falls in love with a supernatural being from an ancient African legend, she must navigate treacherous family rivalries and cosmic forces to prevent a catastrophe that threatens both their worlds. Story description: Thandi, a traditional healer, discovers her spiritual gifts and meets Kai, a supernatural being. Their forbidden love is tested when Thandi learns of a cosmic event that could separate the mortal and spirit realms. With her families' ambitions and rival factions at play, Thandi must harness her powers with an ancient spirit animal guiding her. Together Thandi and Kai embark on a quest to save both worlds, facing dangers and collecting artefacts. In the climax, Thandi must choose between love and destiny, or find some way to merge the two, ultimately reshaping the balance between the two realms.

In a strange town in a strange world, the Resident must survive the increasingly damaging nighttime storms.

This is about a young boy going for a run in the forest. Nothing weird about that right? Well, except for when he suddenly disappears after he attempts to jump into a river. What if he wakes up not knowing where he is or even who he is? Maybe then, the only thing he could possibly do is run. Writer/editor front picture: @HP_PHANGIRL_707 This is a fully original story without plagiarism.

Jane, a young and analytical woman, arrives at the central city of Courçi in the brink of war. Worst case yet, she can't recall the reasons for her arrival, or her past. With aid, she tries to recover her memories and tries to solve the mystery of the sudden disappearances of identities in the city. Along the way, she discovers the truth about Winston inc., a large corporation that the country itself economically depends on.

"we must burn, so that the world may have light one day"

Myst has never gone against the science centers rules, and she doesn't intend to. Until a new guard shows up. This mysterious guy has apparently showed up to protect others from her, but is that really what he intends to do? As Myst finds out more and more about him, the more rules she is willing to break, and so is he.

It is year 8998 Ambrosia Vignette; orphaned queen of the sceptors, meets her new family. Amidst preparing for her arranged marriage and ascension to the Vignette throne, Ambrosia dreams of faraway places. Later encountering a guide in a place she cannot quite believe to be a dream, corruption outside the sceptors forces her hand. With no options left and little to lose Ambrosia plays the dangerous game of living in two worlds. By day she is prisoner to her royal birthright and by night she is finding her way to the home she never had. Leaving her to decide whether to pursue the life she was given, or to destroy it all for her dreams. HIGHEST RANKINGS #57 in Undiscovered [09/20/18] #72 in Fantasy-Romance [09/20/18] #82 in Science Fantasy [09/20/18] #117 in Dystopian [09/20/18] #202 in Young Adult [In July 2k18] #249 in Queen [09/20/18] #301 in Science Fiction [09/20/18]

A short story about anarchy and freedom. Cover by author

Placed in 2042, humans are installed with data known as Beatless- an artificial intelligence in the form of electromagnetic chip or artificial organs- that shapes the human mind to close perfection and masters them to a degree- that means everyone will be good at everything and life decisions are made by the computer system, leading them to better life choices. Humans that didn't install Beatless are less socially acceptable, and the main protagonist Caroline is none other who believes to be a human being. Stubborn and wanted to keep her humanity, Caroline proves to her surroundings that she can live without Beatless, but all road doesn't go well without a struggle. Why is Beatless created and what is the difference being a Beatless and a human? Does it disrupts one's humanity? The answers will be unveiled when Caroline meets a boy who turns out to be a Beatless with a genuine human brain.