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Every civilization tells itself the same lie. That its laws are just. That its systems are humane. That its suffering is unfortunate-but necessary. History is not written by the violent. It is written by the reasonable. By committees. By models. By people who believed that if enough data were gathered, morality would emerge on its own. It never does. Instead, it calcifies. The world you live in now is orderly. Predictable. Efficient. And profoundly indifferent. When millions suffer, it is called optimization. When a city vanishes, it is called balance. When a life is erased, the system records a success. No tyrant stands at the center of this machine. No god demands sacrifice. Only logic. This book is not about heroes. It is not about villains. It is about the kind of people who appear only when the rules stop pretending to care. They are not chosen because they are good. They are chosen because they are capable. Welcome to The Equilibrium Trials. The game has already begun.

A young teenage girl, haunted by the memories of her father's execution, attempts to escape a cruel regime by night. A solitary woman, abandoned by her husband, inadvertently plays into the cruel hands of 'the state'. In another totalitarian regime a traffic light fixer is dealt with brutally for admiring a sunset. All these characters capture the essence of what it's like to be disempowered and cruelly dehumanised at the hands of a heinous, corrupt power. This sharp collection of pertinent short stories throws an at times uncomfortable light on cruelty, injustice and persecution that is all too relevant today. But ultimately these stories celebrate the strength and determination to survive at all costs, that exists within all of us.

Vardania was already rotting before Adrian Kael Varros seized it. For decades, its politics were poisoned by parties that thrived on religion and caste divisions, trading real progress for empty slogans. The air was choked with industrial smoke, its rivers ran foul, and its people had grown numb to corruption, crime, and decay. Kael offered something the public had not seen in generations - decisive order. Dissolving parliament overnight under Directive Zero, he placed the army under his sole command and promised safety, discipline, and a new future. Streets became clean, crime vanished, and trains ran on time. But the price was absolute obedience. Under the watch of the Order Enforcement Authority, dissent was crushed, surveillance became routine, and truth itself was rewritten. Many embraced the peace, others whispered of the freedom that had been stolen. As Kael's rule deepened, cracks began to form - in the poisoned skies over Vestra South, in the silent defiance of a young woman in Unity Square, and in the whispers carried through encrypted networks. The people began to remember that they could stand together without permission. The Iron Dawn is a story of how desperation can invite tyranny, how discipline can both heal and suffocate a nation, and how even in the shadow of total control, the smallest act of defiance can be the first spark of rebellion.

The year is 2245 and the Earth is largely controlled by Princips Ltd who have monopolised by slowly buying up different companies. The rich now live in mega cities whilst the poor dwell in slums. Countries have been reassigned as numbers and there are only a few independent states left. The one thing you do not do is cross Princips Ltd, break the law and you can be jailed or even killed. When Kira steals some bread for her starving mother she is caught and put up for slavery. Her new master is known for being brutal, but reputations are not always what they seem, especially when you are taken to one of the most beautiful islands in the world, a far cry from the deprivation of the slums or bright lights of the city.

For the past fifteen years no one questioned the Sacred Hour in the town of Candlewick. Until one night a mysterious conch shell sounds throughout the Sacred Hour, only to be heard by two young teenagers. Aurora Alvarez is a misfit amongst her peers, desperately trying to fit in but failing to live up to the expectations of her parents and society. She unexpectedly discovers she is fated to ally herself with none other than rebellious Boreas Stockington, who allegedly escaped from the impenetrable Candlewick Prison. These two young teenagers must embark on a perilous adventure where they need to help Otus, a thirty-foot giant, prevent a cataclysmic event from occurring-the Geometric Storm. The journey will take them far from the safety of Wishbone Avenue and into the depths of the unknown and the secrets of the past. However, nothing could prepare these unlikely heroes for facing their own inner demons and the realization that Aurora and Boreas are on this quest together, whether they want to be or not. (I will post a new chapter every day)!! Leave comments!! Would LOVE to hear your feedback on the series!! =)

Annabel and her mom are being killed as Anabella finds their other form and is suffering the pains of diabolic control

Story about a province ruled my a totalitarian government and a organization to stop it. Who's winning?

It doesn't matter what society you live in -- hero worship still runs through it like a lifeblood. And in the post-apocalyptic country of Agepathia, it's the only way the government can hide its obvious human rights violations and constant threats to the rest of the world. Meet Rust Kirkland, the heroine the teenage girls are wishing they could be and the boys are wishing they could have. She has it all. Celebrity status on a government-provided TV show. A sassy group of friends. Designer clothes. She gets invited to all of the a-list parties and is always the designated driver. She's exactly the norm of what the government wants -- a pretty, normal, white girl to lead the way for their citizens to follow. But when Rust finds out she's a robot, her world begins to both come into clarity and fall to pieces -- and she risks taking down the entire regime on her journey to become human. 2012-2015 LYSSADELREY ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. #wattys2015

Four simple rules to follow: Eight p.m. curfew, Only one child per married couple, Only man and woman relationships, and every child has to be independent by the age of 20. Not too hard to follow, right? Not for Sayna, a second child that has lived in the underground mining tunnels for most of her life. She has been cared for by allies of the second children for her whole life. One day, she meets a mysterious boy, Axton, who is looking for a way out. They go on an adventure that leads them to somewhere they could never have imagined, and realized that the underground world is a lot more complex that just the lost second children of their society.

In a world where names are ripped away and freedom is a distant memory, rules govern every part of life. Rules and guards. Captured as a young child and stripped of her identity in what she's always known as the reeducation home, 34223 knows the rules of the Snares by heart. No talking after dark. No names, only numbers. No talking back. And no escape. She's seen first-hand what breaking these rules can do. But some rules have to be broken. When she discovers a transport list in the making while searching for the name of a young girl in her barracks, she risks everything to find out what it could possibly lead to. As she, her younger brother turned guard, and friend she's always known as "Stone" find out as much as they can about this transport and its destination, the rift movement's capital, a heart of power and control, the guards have caught onto the fact that she knows too much. And they'll do anything they can to stop her. After all, they've spent their lives learning to disregard themselves for the good of the camp. With danger at every turn, a brother being torn further away from her every moment, and a lost past worth dying for, she must navigate the Snares's cruel system and decide how she will get out of this transport. And who she is willing to save in the process.

If those in charge had the technology to monitor you, would they use the very devices in your own home or something else? Something you would not think twice about. You have a visitor. A black comedy dystopian short story.

When Roj Blake abandoned the Liberator - whatever became of him? If you remember TVs Blake's 7, you'll know where this is heading.

It is now 2048 and the nation-territorial relationships of Israel and Palestine are well...improving from my information?? It is a perfect world after all. A girl of an occupied city and one of a contemporary metropolis live the futuristic high school life of Jerusalem, Israel. But as situations get even more tense between the nations, one doesn't know the fire that awaits her on the other side... (Note: Novel will start before 2048)

To the idiots who can't read without getting their egos bent out of shape like babies...

In an unrecognisable, totalitarian Earth, humanity has been engineered and mortality is governable; only the powerful and lucrative can live dauntlessly. A rebellion is incited in the underbelly of society, and is regulated by an order of soulless, dominated drones, who are created by the removal of the unwanted. Where others have failed, a group of determined young people endeavour to escape. Those who do not try face an uncertain future and possible termination; those who try and are caught face a certainty.

With heavy inspiration from George Orwell's "1984", I tried to make a cool revolution story in which the main character starts a guerilla army to fight back against the Party. (By heavy inspiration, I mean it's basically a modified 1984). I write this for fun so chapter rollouts will vary in timespan but I'm aiming for one a week.

In the shadowy metropolis of Coal, coal dust settles like a perennial fog, smothering dreams and desires. Every individual trudges through the same, unending daily grind, all passion extinguished by a world seemingly designed to snuff it out. Among them, one soul, weighed down by the oppressive atmosphere, drifts closer to the precipice of understanding. But in Rebirth, enlightenment comes at a price.

A long road lays ahead for a young girl tasked with withdrawing information from an enemy country she has grown all-to-familiar with. The ones who know of her mission, however, don't intend on making her journey back to "safer" territory any easier. "The correct road would mean a few more hours of driving until she reached the border, the wrong road could mean anything from a mild delay to capture and failure of her mission. "