Dystopianfiction Stories

[ONGOING STORY] A nation can imprison a man, but not an idea. Set against the backdrop of a futuristic Philippine society ruled by the iron fist of an ultranationalist-fascist regime, a group of masked individuals are drawn together by circumstance and tragedy. Hidden behind their identities and haunted by their pasts, they become unwilling witnesses to a nation unraveling beneath tyranny, corruption, fear, oppression, decadence, and silence. As unrest spreads and the regime's grip begins to crack, they find themselves caught between obedience and resistance, survival and conviction. Bound by loss, disillusionment, and a shared longing for change, they must navigate a world where truth is suppressed, dissent is punished, and hope itself is treated as a threat. But beyond every mask lies a truth waiting to be uncovered, and some truths are powerful enough to awaken the people. A novel in memory of a long-forgotten revolution.

In the city of In the city of Elend, emotions have been illegal for forty-three years. The government distributes Nullen through the water supply, a compound that keeps its citizens in a state of permanent grey calm, and children are raised in Accord Institutes designed to monitor, suppress, and report any flicker of feeling before it can spread. Seventeen-year-old Maren Voss has always been a model citizen. She drinks her water. She files her expressions. She measures a crack in her ceiling and tells herself it means nothing. But when a four-second fragment of forbidden music leaks through a projector in her Archival Studies class, something in Maren shifts, something the Nullen can't quite reach. And when her classmate Cel taps her foot in the silence afterward, Maren realises she is not the only one. What begins as two girls quietly stopping drinking the water becomes something far more dangerous: a network of teenagers learning, for the first time, what it means to feel, to grieve, to hope, to rage, to love, in a world that has decided all of those things are the same as death. The Bureau is watching. The compliance towers never sleep. And Maren is beginning to understand that the most revolutionary act in Elend isn't a weapon or a manifesto. It's a song.

After getting expelled from the boarding school she's lived in her whole life, Sarah S. goes undercover in the deep forests under the guidance of her cute, thirteen-year-old mentor. Together they pass their time by training and getting to know the forest that is now their home. But when they discover hints about a darker side to their beloved school, things start going wrong and soon Sarah must make a terrifying decision that could mean life or death.

In a world where human emotions are no longer seen as virtues, but as ancient synchronization protocols, a highly intelligent predator begins to see people differently. Not as souls. Not as individuals. But as patterns, risks, probabilities, and systems waiting to be decoded. He has spent his life believing he stands above ordinary violence, above ordinary people, above the primitive need for love, guilt, and approval. But when an unknown intelligence begins evaluating him with impossible precision, he is forced to confront a disturbing possibility: he may not be the observer. He may be the subject.

Welcome to Alnwick: a perfect kingdom ruled by a perfect Queen, adored by all. But there is more to this utopia than meets the eye. When their parents go missing, twins Aerith and Adalyn Ashford set out to find them, unintentionally unearthing some of the kingdom's dark secrets along the way. ---------------------- Highest rankings: #1 in dystopianfiction #215 in dystopia

Living after a global pandemic in which sixty percent of the population is compost, a young man sleeps awake through vivid nightmares and torturous insomnia. A spontaneous regression occurs at his mother's deathbed. Mark becomes master of life and death and is recruited by the State of Nightfall to be their right hand man. This story is a draft.

2017: One June evening, a careless scientist leaves his laboratory with traces of a newly engineered virus on his clothing. Weeks later, six billion people across the globe are dead. Only the young are spared... 2022: After five years on a remote Atlantic island, nineteen-year-old Andy and her friends, Morgan and Charlie, are forced to return to America. What awaits is a journey across the country, contending with chaos and brutality at every turn. ****************************************************************************** The beginning of a new dystopian trilogy to be released Fall 2015...the original title was, "The Fractured Road" but the new title is "Schism". I would LOVE to get feedback from all my readers prior to offical publication. All opinions mean so much to me. And check out the new cover too!!

Sequel to Cold Solar. A fragile peace between Earth and Mars is threatened by the same forces that brought them to war. With the Princess missing and a long search underway to find her, pro-swordfighter, Mark Bowen, must now look for a long lost truth buried deep within his own DNA and allies himself with his worst enemies to do it. However, the deeper he goes the more he loses himself while his friends find themselves in a fight for their very souls. Cover by @ToriHope-

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.

After a nuclear outbreak that nearly wiped out the human race, a community was built to keep its citizens safe and sound from the barren and plagued land outside. In this community, named Hobwin, those who came of age each year were required to undergo an Operation that would replace most of their human body with a robotic one. However, eighteen-year-old Grey Lester wanted otherwise. His family and friends often shunned him for his unpopular opinion on what it meant to be human, but he always kept his word. So when it was time for the Operations of his batch, what happens when he uncovers a dark and long-hidden secret that could change his and his friends' lives forever?

Mages. Girls and boys who have been injected with the ability to use some form of a magic. I am Aries St. Claire and I am one of these Mages. My life has always been lived in a place known as The Facility - as had all mages lives. Life isn't very calm or pleasant inside of there and we are always wanting for more - more food, more water, and more freedom. Of course we don't know what happens to us Mages once we reach our sixteenth birthday - but, now I do. We are put to work...

Mara has a secret. She lives in the slums of a country called Regian, where she has lived for almost all her life. In Regian, no one can do much; there is a restriction on media, a curfew, and the leaders of Regian are known to hate the place neighboring them that they call “the Hinterlands”. The Regianites are led to believe that Regian is the best place in the world. Mara highly doubts this and is sick of this restricted environment. She longs for freedom. One day her best friend Adelaide meets Thayer Vaclav, son of the president of Regian. This leads Mara through a series of events that begin to change her spiteful attitude towards rich kids and makes her doubt the true intentions of the government. Will Mara find out what they’re hiding? Or will she shy away in fear of them finding out her secret?

Aleira is an orphan, living with Ann, her caretaker, in Ronin, her district. Both her parents were murdered by Restraining Order officials. Their deaths, in her mind, are her fault. Her hatred for Cresta, the capitol, is intense. And the irony of it is, at the age of sixteen, she is traded by Ann to Cresta as a Keeper, a member of the RO. because Ann's living conditions are desperate. Losing the only person who was there to raise her, she plunges into the busy life of Keeper initiation, and her identification is changed to Lareine. Gone is the weak sixteen year old, Aleira. She disguises her female identity, seeing as there are no female Keepers, and endures all the jibes and jeering by the other Keepers, who view her as a queer. The only highlight is a man. Nineteen year old Isair, with one silver and one green eye. He is the youngest Marshal, officials ranking higher than Keepers, ever appointed. He is different from the other RO, he is hiding something, he isn't merely Cresta's dog, he's a mystery waiting to be unraveled But can Lareine manage the impulsive and strong-willed disaster hiding behind the cool and strong facade that is Isair? Or will she be shattered, ultimately betraying him?

A webnovel consisting of written (and soon) audio entries from the 2078 Ship's Holog of the Veritas and links to The People's Holopedia, which provide historical and technological information about the dystopian world of 2078. Entries are those that have survived interception by the Authorities' AI Censors. Readers are invited to contribute suggested Holopedia entries that will provide a deeper understanding of how our world became this dystopian world of 2078.

In the year 2156, verbal communication is outlawed under the oppressive Silence Protocol, a law designed to eliminate conflict. Elle, a young woman who has never heard her mother speak due to constant surveillance, discovers a mysterious disk containing a cryptic message that may hold the key to dismantling the protocol. As she follows the trail of clues, she uncovers a link to a secret government vault and faces the dangerous choice of challenging the very system that controls her life. With the fate of her world at stake, Elle must decide whether to risk everything to break the silence or live in fear forever.

Cover Artist: Kirana.kk. (Insta: @haidrojhen) For generations, the Hang Xieng Zhe tribe soared freely across the skies, bound by tradition and protected by Han Jiang's government. But when a radical regime rises to power, their world crumbles. An Fei, a simple farm boy, watches as his people become the first victims of persecution. In a desperate bid for freedom, the tribe takes flight-only to be gunned down midair. Captured and imprisoned in the shadowy Su Ju Prison, An Fei must escape before he disappears like the others. His people may have fallen, but their fight is not over.

"One of the hardest things you may ever have to do is let go of things you thought were real." In a dystopian future, the government of the only remaining, intact society, has assumed total power under the idealistic promise of creating the perfect world. A new technology has been developed that enables people to be put into a permanent dream state, with promises of immortality, peace and the power to live whatever life you desire. When much of the population decide their freedom is more valuable than a life without trouble the government decides it has no choice but to force it's will upon the people. A small sect of rebels fight to awaken the sleepers within the city walls, others fight to survive in exile, and then there are the resurgents...those who have slept but have found a way to rise up out of the dream.

This is the entire Schism, the first book of the Pearseus series that reached #1 on Amazon, that lays down the back story to Rise of the Prince. It's New Year's Eve, the year of 2099, but the distinguished guests aboard the Pearseus won't get to countdown seconds; soon they'll be counting bodies and survivors after the spaceship's crash landing on another planet. The good news? The planet is seemingly hospitable both in resources and in terms of the natives' attitude towards earthlings. The bad news? They might have come on this planet bare of possessions, but what they haven't been able to shed are the shortcomings of their human nature. Will that be the sole threat to a unified future, or is the new land and its first inhabitants not as innocent as they look?

For better clarification, here is the pamphlet Thomas, as well as every other Hunter, received before they began The Hunt.

Domino Creed is in the middle of a revolution. She and other's are fighting to overthrow the queen and her court. Domino isn't your typical girl though. Everyone is born with a special kinetic power, but Domino has Omnikinesis, the ability to use every kinetic power. Problem is, only members of the royal family have this, and if the resistance leaders find out she is the queens "dead" daughter, things might get messy. And they do. during a battle, her best friend, Ashton, is kidnapped, and something dark breaks loose from Domino. Something bad. An ancient power is living inside her, and it is definalty not good. Its unruly and hard to control, making her loose control easily and hurt people. Will she be able to save her friend and confront the queen, or will she loose herself to the darkness within her