Project Meyburn

Project Meyburn

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Science Fiction
The Last Generation, Book 1 I hadn't realized it then, but the second I saw that crisp, clean uniform should have been my first clue that this was different, like Megan had said. People get sick all the time. Hundreds of new viruses are discovered every day. What made this one so different? I thought back to all the times in my life when I was scared to do something. Like the first time I rode my bike. I didn't want to, because all I could see in my path were skinned knee caps and bloody noses. But I put on my big-girl pants and got on that bike. This was nothing like riding my bike though, That night, I didn't sleep much. Jack's voice just kept echoing in my head. I had known this guy pretty much my whole life. He was one of my best friends, besides Amber and Megan, but...he sounded like a stranger on that phone. He sounded numb. It took me many months after that day to realize that was the sound of fear.
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SAMENESS

/// SAMENESS, WHAT WE STRIVED FOR SO LONG TO ACHIEVE. BUT WHAT IF YOU'RE DESTINED TO BE DIFFERENT? \\\ Nine months of Hibernation, three months of being awake--that's how the year goes for us. Half of us wake up tired and sore while all of us wake up smelling of either lotion or bleach. But during the nine month period of hibernation, I woke up. And now I know why I always wake up sore and reeking of bleach. ⥀ Humans have always strived for equality, for everyone to be treated equal. We finally reached the point of this harmony, this level of sameness--and everyone is happy. Many, many generations later. But what happens when, in a wold of people knocked down and stood up to be exactly alike, a person wants to be different? What if they're destined to be unique in a world of strict equality? ⥀ #10 in Scifi on 7/21/17 MADE IT TO ROUND 3 IN THE WRITERS OLYMPICS Now available as a paperback and ebook. [[word count: 65,000-70,000]]

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