Dystopianfiction Stories

Man has evolved. In the dawn of a new age, 'Evos' have begun to finally integrate into society. However, with little to control over their destructive abilities, and discrimination still rife, an attack sends the world plummeting into chaos. A group of friends, brought together by fate, offer a range of perspectives on how hard being born different can really be. * A more realistic look on what might happen if people with amazing abilities started suddenly popping up. Includes mature themes. ************************************************************************************************ -First Draft- -Constantly in a state of editing- UPDATES NO LONGER ON FRIDAYS BUT WILL BE AS OFTEN AS POSSIBLE FOR THE NEXT FEW MONTHS! Please, please, please don't forget to VOTE each chapter if you liked it and leave some comments, would mean a lot :)

Dave Haven was never just a city. It was a symbol of hope. For years, Havensfield stood as the city's last line of defense against the growing Biomorph crisis, proving that even those transformed by Biomaxis deserved a chance to be saved. Then everything changed. Following the downfall of Havensfield, the Dave Haven Police Department (DHPD) seized control of the city's response, replacing rescue with eradication. Biomorphs are no longer viewed as patients. They are declared threats to be neutralized. Military barricades surround entire districts, government-backed security forces patrol the streets, and the city that once inspired hope has become a fortress ruled by fear. Placed under government investigation, Havensfield is stripped of its authority. Under the leadership of Lila Osburey, the once-powerful organization is reduced to a humanitarian agency, limited to pediatric care and medical support for biomorphic operations. Every active field agent is ordered to leave Dave Haven indefinitely. Among them is Caiya Demino. Exiled from the city she dedicated her life to protecting, Caiya is reassigned to Blacheu's Crosse, a secluded industrial city hidden beneath towering oil refineries and sprawling steel plants, where government oversight is scarce and old secrets refuse to stay buried. She intends to keep her head down. But when the enigmatic vigilante known as Core appears within the city, whispers begin spreading through the agency. Some believe it's only a matter of time before the Green Angel resurfaces. Others fear that Havensfield's greatest symbol was never truly gone. As political corruption deepens, Biomaxis continues its relentless pursuit of a cure, and a nation questions whether heroes can ever redeem the mistakes of their past, Caiya is forced to face the one question she has spent her entire life avoiding.

They were told it was routine. Seventeen teenagers from seven countries. Different cities, different lives, one needle, administered in the kind of clean, credentialed clinic that governments endorsed and parents trusted. They went home. They went to sleep. They woke up different. Myra Sanches was never supposed to be at the center of anything. Seventeen, sharp-tongued, and quietly devastating to anyone who underestimated her, she had already lost more than most people lose in a lifetime when the wrong door opened, and she walked through it. What happened to her body after the injection was not a gift. It was not a blessing. It was evidence of a plan that predated her by more than a decade, of a corporation that decided what she was for before she was old enough to decide anything for herself, of a facility beneath a building that did not appear on any public record, where teenagers from six other countries were waiting. The lights were always on, and no one was coming. No one, that is, except them. The Onyx Project is a dark, character-driven sci-fi novel about identity, power, and what it means to be called a weapon when all you have ever wanted is to be a person. It does not flinch from its casualties. It does not promise that survival means safety. It is told across five parts, in a building with no windows, by people who found their way out of it anyway. No one is coming to save them. So they will have to save themselves. ©️ _RelleLebby_// R. L.

Talia and her newfound sister Nicole are now back from the island and in relative safety...but that doesn't make life any easier. The sisters find themselves in poverty with a broken family, and Talia struggles to adjust, especially with living in a new, corrupt city and pining for the boy that almost killed her... Meanwhile, Magnus is brought from the island for his new post as president. But a corrupt military leader wants to take over and will do anything to stay in power. And with a Revolution on the horizon, life could not get any more dangerous. Especially when Magnus finds himself tangled up in treason, violence, and self loathing over the terrible things he's done, all while searching desperately for the very girl he hurt. So much has never been at stake. This is the second installment of the Exiles trilogy.

Lawrence, a man living in the remnants of a broken world, navigates his way through fields of destruction. The world is beyond desperate. The Ick shrouds all.

Two versions of you, living two different lives, on two sides of a border. Sublimation by Isabel J. Kim had me hooked for twelve hours straight before the ending lost its footing. Doppelgängers, corporate intrigue, and immigration collide in this sharp sci-fi debut. Full review on Views She Writes.

HE WANTED TO ESCAPE HIS PROBLEMS. HE WANTED TO SEE THE FUTURE. HE NEVER CONSIDERED WHAT THE FUTURE WANTED. Confronted with suffering a painful death from cancer, Dan Sturges, a retired Ford’s engineer, foregoes treatments to try an idea of his own. After reading a theoretical article in Scientific American on time displacement, Dan builds a time machine in his garage. With nothing to lose but a few months of pain, Dan pins his hopes on a future where cancer might have been cured, or at least a quicker death by electrocution. How could he have known that what happens after he presses the button is more shocking than the eighteen car batteries he connected himself to? Greener Grass is a science fiction short story of 5,600 words by Michael J. Sullivan, author of the fantasy books of The Riyria Revelations and the Riyria Chronicles. This short story was the seed that grew into his full-length novel, Hollow World published in April 2014 by Tachyon Publishing. While the ideas are similar, the two worlds depicted are quite different. In Greener Grass, the world was created to provide a "twilight zone" twist. In Hollow World, the future provides an environment that may be utopian or dystopic depending on the readers perceptions.

Where girls are dressed and sold as dolls. ❁ The world as we know it has completely collapsed. As the New World Church comes to power, women are now made into modern day slaves whose only purpose is to serve men. Women are bought for insanely high prices and this has become an ordinary occurrence. They are known, unofficially, as Barbies and the places they're bought an Attic. Elise is a Barbie in the Attic. She's just an object meant to be bought for a pretty penny, and she's powerless against the strings of this fate. However there are secrets that might just unravel the world as Elise knows it. Anything but compliance and submission will cost her severely, and seeing the man outside of the gates? A death sentence. As the date of her Ascension approaches, Elise has nowhere to turn, except to the man who claims he can change her fate. In a society of men that view a woman as a possession, would you take the hand of one that asked you to trust him? ❁ Highest rankings: #1 TeenLit 01.20.21 #5 TeenLiterature 02.07.21 #2 Dystopianfiction 12.10.20/02.09.21

When Trina loses her father to a fatal, fast spreading, highly contagious disease she continues to fight for a cure. The Rot, the reason for the pandemic is what her father died from. It's also the goal of the association she works for. (But shhhhh..... that's secret). It also happens to be where young coder Benjamin Whitlock works. *I wrote this without knowing if it would continue, let me know what you think so that I can brainstorm* - I own all characters as this is self-written and I created the plot, characters, title, cover and, well everything.

After a disaster strikes the earth, teenagers are all that survive. But they develop strange and dangerous abilities that brand them as monsters. They're nicknamed the Freaks. Luca's a Freak like no other. When he turns eighteen, he's sentenced to death by a government sent from space, known as the Soldiers, to wipe the earth of the teens and start new, but the Freaks don't allow that. Luca is saved from execution by Freaks who bring him to safety, and there he finds not only food and shelter, but more like him surviving, when he thought they had all died. He's immediately given a task by the mysterious leader of the Freaks, and he's faced with two options: should he sit back and watch as his own are captured and killed by the enemy he's dealt with before, or should he risk everything - even his own life - to save them all?

after two world wars, the human population is decimated. human kind is no longer able to have children due to elevated levels of radiation on much of earths surface. a solution is decided. human manufacturing. in this book we follow the life of one of the manufactured humans.

Two prisoners escape a public execution in a post-apocalyptic world, bound together by a bomb stitched into their chests. They must cooperate to survive in the last functioning city on Earth, ruled by a ruthless military dictatorship. And Pursued by a dangerous woman, a bounty hunter without a conscience. Every step could be their last...

Power and control are consuming people's lives. A regime built within a psychiatric hospital is oppressing those deemed "unique" and "different," trapping them in a world deprived of freedom, monitoring their every step, every breath. Janeh, a 19-year-old college student, lives in a toxic family environment. Her only source of support is her sister, who is there for her in her most difficult moments. Over time, Janeh will discover the repressive dynamics of that hellish hospital, where she will face a struggle for freedom and suffer the consequences of her actions. Will Janeh be able to be a light for those trapped inside? Or will the hospital win the battle?

Welcome to a world of war and strife, America 200 years into the future. Purges are happening all across the country as a result of continuous battling among The GSH (God's Soldiers of Hope) and The WWIC (Who Will I Capture). Somehow, some way, Tula Marie gets caught up in all of this.To make matters even worse, a mysterious man keeps reappearing in her life—and more importantly, her nightmares—and his motives are vague. But one thing's clear: Tula Marie is the only one who can stop him.

Thoughts that run wild and desires steeped in rot - here lies humanity. Opposed to a truth long condemned, the so-called perfect human, branded as mad. Curses have become the language, and praise remains silent. The perfect human will open all your eyes - if you still have them, of course.

As the first plague of modern times devastates the world, sparing nobody over the age of sixteen, the members of a youth morris dancing side are forced to take responsibility not just for themselves but for a group of much younger children. At first they struggle just to survive in an increasingly hostile world but it gradually becomes clear that what remains of the human race is on a one way trip back to the stone age. Can seven young dancers build a more meaningful future?

When a nuclear war ended life on earth as they knew it, the saviour bought the survivors underground, built them a new life. Taught them, helped them become better people. But she made a mistake. And she was caught. And she found out that maybe everything she thought she knew had been a lie.