Orwellian Stories

Two elderly scientists hide a dark secret. Twenty-five years earlier they were part of a UK government which legalised all recreational drugs. After only two years, the controversial law, 'The Fairfield Act,' was repealed. The aftermath was disastrous. Now, it is 2042. The past does not exist. The UK is part of the Northern Zone, controlled from London-Centre, a utilitarian megacity rebuilt for the new order. Citizens in the Northern Zone live only according to the Chairman's Prime Directives. They've lost the ability to create. For them, pleasure is a forgotten emotion. 'The Inhibited' is a futuristic tale following the life of Declan Smith, a young aggrieved student intent on uncovering the truth. Smith believes the key to political change lies in understanding the past, but he soon finds out the greater challenge is the discovery of his own soul. All Rights Reserved (c) 2016 Green Spiral Publishing

In a protection camp where everything is regulated, afternoon escapades are the only thing keeping Simone sane. When an impromptu game with her best friend takes them further into the forest and uncovers the ivory tower, all their thoughts of protection and rules are shattered. With the tower's history of danger and death, Simone has to decide how much she is willing to risk to find out the truth.

Absurdity is a series of fictional stories which reflect real world happenings or possible happenings. These stories are completely speculative and as the title suggests, follow characters who must deal with absurd circumstances in a crumbling dystopian society.

In a world where every word is monitored, every gesture analyzed, and every thought rewritten, the illusion of connection has replaced the essence of humanity. Julian, an ordinary man in the hyper-connected city of New Arcadia, begins to question everything. Hidden behind the silence of his room, he rediscovers the forbidden: unfiltered language, books, emotions. As the system tightens its grip on communication and thought, Julian realizes that true isolation might be the last form of freedom and the most dangerous crime of all. The Echo Chamber is a haunting exploration of modern loneliness, artificial connection, and the quiet rebellion of a mind refusing to conform.

TV news as it might have been, or might still be.

Having grown up in a surveillant, authoritarian regime, Aysun knew at least one thing for sure: Little Brother was there to serve her every need and to be the government's eyes and ears. What she could never fathom however was what exactly Little Brother was... It had eyes and ears just like her own, as well as a mouth and a voice. It did not need to eat or sleep, nor did it produce any waste. It did everything she commanded without a second thought, but Aysun swore she could see a soul buried deep down in Little Brother's eyes. Was he a man, pleading for help? Or was it a machine, hell-bent on destroying her?

In the year 2084 located in Barrow Alaska, now known as CanAmerica 28 year old Thomas Williamson renamed 2040a struggles to find his way in society. He happens upon a woman fleeing her pursuer. He offers the woman a quick get away and immediately becomes infatuated. The woman, 3217 is struggling to conceal her involvement with an illegal organization that smuggles citizens from the oppressive country to freedom.

Yes I don't have a title, but never judge a book by its title? I don't know if that works without a title but oh well. Fresh in his senior year, Jeremy is apathetic of his world. Whether its the death of his parents, a sister whose life is based solely on self gratification, or the fact that america has virtually created an empire akin to the empires of old. this narrative explores an alternative ultra aggressive america from a teenagers point of view.

Imagine a world where human life is meaningless. A world where people come from conveyor belts in factories and where everyone is engineered with a single purpose in mind. A place where your life is valued only when you do your job and do it well, and where the moment you outlive your use the asphyxiation sets in. A world where your purpose is defined by what you look like, and where wars can start because someone, somewhere, was bored. This is Arksiane. Consider in this world another power. A power that thrives on anarchy, rather than order. A land that embodies the phrase 'meritocracy' in the truest sense, where people are judged only by their actions--and in some cases, enslaved by them. This is Outland. Although it may seem like a war of black and white, the actions of all will color the pool, and soon it will be only gray. ***

3278 is a Skysuit, part of the lowest class of people in the Society. Normally, a 16year old would already have moved beyond the Blue Spectrum, but 3278 was caught breaking the rules too many times. Soon, she's offered a chance to get out of the Blue Spectrum. She travels to a new capital and discovers that the Society doesn't dominate everything like she believed all her life. She's curious about what else could be fake, and what else could be out there, but she risks any possibility of moving up in the world. Or even worse, she could get Whitesuited. No one has ever seen a Whitesuit. Rumors circulate that Whitesuit is actually a term for being put to death or being imprisoned for life. But no one comes back from being Whitesuited. As the stoic construct around her unfolds, 3278 has to make a decision on whether to stay in the Society, or leave.

USSA: 2035 is a prophetic horror-dystopia forged from the ashes of 9/11, the silence of political assassinations, and the rising smoke of a nation collapsing under its own surveillance empire. In a future where freedom is criminal, loyalty is enforced, and history has been rewritten, one whisper could ignite a war. Some books warn you. This one remembers you. Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Any similarities to real-world events, people, or systems are purely intentional... and entirely fictional.

"To be free, a man must give up freedom." In a dystopian short story, a young boy has been told his entire life that a certain group of people are meaningless. It's only when he comes into contact with these people that he realizes they might not be so bad.

Vampires and Werewolves clash in a futuristic Dystopian London. The Nationalistic Right Wing have taken power and decided it's time to "Take their country back", starting with the families of Irish Vampires and Jamaican Werewolves. For Fans of Anne Rice, The Vampire Diaries, The Originals and The Strain. P.S. If you enjoyed this story or any of the others please contribute via the coin function, thank you :)

June 2191. The world is almost done. Softened up by laser bombs, the last of the global nuclear bombs are igniting. Radioactive fallout is rapidly spreading. An enveloping nuclear apocalypse caused, incredibly, by no less than the dumbing down of a globally enforced English language. The nefarious omnipotent wallpad ORANGE corporation, the controllers and master manipulators of the English language, purposely caused the apocalypse. They started World War Infinity, a war that was certain to herald the utter and total destruction of humanity. Why? Julie and Sally are among the last of a pitiful number of survivors, but wallpad ORANGE is tracking their every movement, as they are anyone alive. Moreover, wallpad ORANGE desperately want Julie and Sally captured, tortured and executed. And to make matters worse, in a laser-bombed flattened London, the radioactive clouds are speedily heading Julie and Sally's way. How can they possibly survive? wallpad IS WATCHING YOU! FAKE is REAL FAILURE is SUCCESS STUPIDITY is BRILLIANCE The human condition exposed in all its quirky contradictory wonder! ______________ Follow the incredible adventure of the indomitable Julie and Sally who, despite insurmountable odds, attempt not only to survive World War Infinity, but to somehow defeat the remnants of the nefarious omnipotent wallpad ORANGE corporation and give humanity a chance to rise out of the ashes of the nuclear apocalypse. They have only their inimitable quirky banter, their creative intelligence and a rather cool method of transportation to help them. The human condition exposed in all its quirky contradictory wonder!

BLUE EYES is a riveting Avant-Garde political thriller set in the South. The is the author's six work of political fiction and the first showcased on WattPad.   On June 28, 1963, a group of southern white men met at a secret location in Nashville, Tennessee, to discuss whether they would assassinate President John F. Kennedy. Hosted by Vanderbilt students, the group members came from different colleges across the South. The young men were well educated, entitled to their positions at hand, and, like others who came before them, their soiled minds were limitless. They came from elitist old southern families that laughed at boundaries, especially political ones. For them, rising to the top was simple and utterly possible if you followed the core rules of the Blue Eyes Club and the nine members overseeing the group—the Murder Board: bring your best idea to the Murder Board; successfully sell your best to the other eight; get it approved; and then pull it off. Pulling it off successfully means rising to the center position on the Board, and that is when the good life supposedly begins. This story is about one of those nine who rose to the center position, his family, and the poisoned legacy he left behind.