Dystopiansociety Stories

At last, humans have found an escape from reality: torn barriers between Earth and stories. But all is not as it seems, and humanity's search for freedom soon becomes a sure path to destruction.

Alara Edge is a seventeen year old girl living in a far from perfect society. When a trip to a power plant goes awry, she and her classmates are exposed to unknown airborne material. Since then, Alara has felt strange even though there is nothing physically wrong with her. By accident, she realizes that she has powers that cannot be explained. Before she can figure out why and how, she, along with everyone else exposed, is taken to a research facility to be "observed." After some time, Alara realizes that something else is going on—something more sinister than just observation.

A young girl by the name of Laila lives in a futuristic country in the year 3250. She is forced into the countries largest competition, The Selected Games, where she will compete for the Princes' heart along with 24 other girls. All eager to become the next Queen, they must work through many difficult challenges and win over the royal families hearts.

It's 2350 and and Earth has been destroyed by humans, but that was 200 years ago. Humans now live on Arcadia, a utopian, man-made planet built for humans. Regina Pearson is a 15 year old girl with a prosthetic leg. People who have any prosthetic body parts or anything "abnormal" will be "sent away" with no return back to their family. So Regina and her family have to hide this or risk loosing her. Along with that she has to be a doctor on orders of the government of Arcadia. She's unhappy with her future job but has to keep her mouth shut or she will "face the consequences" as the government tells all the students. As the government is falling apart, people are disappearing, and food and materials are becoming scarce in Arcadia, Regina decides to do a little snooping while trying to not get caught.

What would happen if everything you knew; love, life and school, lead to rebellion? Nina has everything; A beautiful voice, a boyfriend, a bestfriend and a schloarship to one of the best schools in upper classed America. But one night , Daniel, a boy from The Downlands finds Nina and tries to explain the plans that the government has been planning for years. With the help of some fellow Downlanders, Nina and Daniel plan a rebellion against the government. But, Daniel is hiding something that could change the rebellion. And Nina's heart. Will Nina find out, or is it already to late?

A warning from a nightmare future. Ten years after the UK fragmented, the emergency mandate of the Consensus goverment is coming to an end. At long last a General Election is due. World-weary journalist Richard Davies becomes reluctantly drawn into the aspiring National Renewal Party's campaign. But as long suppressed social tensions erupt on to the streets of a nation so much like - yet so different from - our own, he stumbles across a conspiracy aimed at the very heart of the relaunched democracy. With his options for doing the right thing in a world gone wrong narrowing and time running out, somehow Richard has to survive long enough to expose the greatest scoop of his career. A 151,000 word novel written between 2012-14. The 'future' I imagined has diverged from our current timeline, but many of the book's themes are still sadly only too relevant. For more information and a plot overview I recommend the companion Readers' Guide. https://www.wattpad.com/story/51378045-the-blurt-of-richard-davies-reading-guide This novel contains mature, unsettling, and dark themes. The Blurt was previously voluntarily listed as Mature, but if Wattpad won't play fair by their hiding works so listed from being seen by the general audience, I see no reason to abide by such a ridiculous policy. Just be aware of what it is you are getting into.

Camp C.A.R.T.E.R., this one of a kind summer camp is where every bright eyed child dreams of going. A light shinning through the darkness befallen the world. This not-so-secret camp is the last safe haven in a corrupt world aiming to stamp out every ounce of difference and power; especially inhumane power...

18-year-old orphan, Thomas Fendril, had a horrible secret- a secret so terrible it killed his family, forced him into the underground and put everyone he knew and loved in danger. In hopes he'd keep his friends safe, he hid this secret from everyone, but when word gets out he might lose more than his friends and his life...

What is better: ignorance or knowledge?

Eighteen-year old Cadence Marks has always lived on Lumenestria- a planet several million light-years away from Earth- in Dome 68, fairly close to Central Dome. His life would've been very comfortable if only he were the same as the rest of the Lumenestrians, but he was different- creative, emotional, unique. Lumenestrians value sameness; where there is difference, there is conflict. Cadence must run for his life through the barren and toxic Outside to escape the treacheries the Council has in store for him. During his journey he meets a band of rebels who help him flee and let him in on secrets a thousand years forgotten.

In a future society there are many kinds of people. You have the happy people, the working people, the open minded, and so much more. It's so beautiful and happy and everyone is just so friendly. Everyone loves to talk and be friends. But is that just it? Are the happy people happy by choice? Are the workers slaves? Are they treated like animals? Where is the free will? Where is the right to vote? Where are any of the basic human rights? What happened to art? Creativity? How did they let it all get swiped away. Placing them in a seemingly beautiful and advanced society. When in reality it's the most deceiving, manipulative, colorless society. All the creativity has been taken away. The imagination has been pushed out. The ability to choose who runs your life has been ripped away. Now that leaves the question: what happens when someone steps out of line?

"It's the year 3272?!" "How did I end up here? This might be a dream, but something is definitely shady here." ***** Hazel Gray is a 17-year-old student living in the small town of Oakwood. While she was sleeping in class, a certain incident happened, and she went into the future! The world she entered was something she has only witnessed in her dreams, aka 'Utopia'. Will the world be exactly like Hazel's fantasy or be something which she never thought of?

A sestina poem about one of the most popular pieces of fiction literature of our time. Can you guess it ?

As the war begins and the threat of death becomes imminent, a young man transcends space and time in a search for personal meaning. As the mushroom cloud rises in the distance, the moment slows down to a freezing point and the young man is transported to an afterlife dimension where memories can be reviewed and relived. He seeks to understand the reasons behind the war, the meaning of his life, and the purpose of his looming death.

George Simons had never been one for change. In The Enclosure, routine governs society. Citizens eat the same food for every meal, wear the same clothes every day, and live their lives in a cyclic routine, and George wouldn't have it any other way. Nobody ever questioned their way of life; that is, until Laura Banks. Laura, George's childhood best friend, decides to go beyond The Enclosure in an attempt to discover a new, more exciting life, dragging George along for the ride; whether he likes it or not. Join this duo in a search for something more, something beyond.

Mia Folio lives under the harsh rule of the Olympians. Not just her but every Athenian. That's when the mysterious William Windsor VII comes and gifts her with an ability to free the Athenians. She throws away everything—even her friendship with Kevin Redd—and fights as the masked rebel Phi. Secrets are discovered, and she finally finds herself nowhere near her goal. Credits to E. Cruz for the cover photo. :)

"Look at how a single candle can both defy and define the darkness." ~Anne Frank ^^^^^^^^^^ Lacey Bennett is a teenager living in NYC in the year 3035. The world has definitely changed from the world that we know, but it hasn't all been for the better. Sure, there are flying cars and hover boards, but the whole world is also under one rule, and it's what you would call a tyranny. The government issued a law where every blonde is to be executed. Aside from the blondes themselves, not many others know why. The problem is, there's only one known person left with blonde hair, and it just so happens to be Lacey. Lacey teams up with a group of rebels to save her own life, along with any future blondes. Together, they'll break all the rules, and discover more about each other, and themselves, than they ever thought possible.

"No matter what book you bought or found, digital or physical; romance will nearly always be a central point..." Working as a reviewer for the Department of Entertainment, Neilio Paranz is disillusioned by the amount of romance books he has reviewed and seen over both his life and career. When he is assigned to one of the newer books to edit, however, he realizes that there's more to these novels than just being entertainment. [This story is discontinued, as its being rewriten due to the author's disatisfaction.]