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Last Game of the Passage

Dystopian Short Stories

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Last Game of the Passage

By: Rali Rano
Narrated by: Craig Roberts
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Short stories about dystopian worlds created by people longing for immortality and power. Once attained—what's next for humanity?

"Living by the App": Blithe is an orderly state with happy and compliant citizens—all addicted to the App. People are used to all aspects of their lives being navigated by the platform. Existing without it is unthinkable. Is it?

"Crime Free": The Bureau of Crime Prevention is established to eradicate crime from the Moral State. Can a crime free state be achieved, and at what cost?

"Unaccounted Time": Life is organized to perfection at the Elites State. All is happening as it is supposed to happen—until a power outage. Could the incident break the life scheme already set for Sheila and Chase, or will life go on as usual?

"Memory Zone": Memory implants allow humans to keep all their personal experiences. The enhanced capability is creating unforeseen problems in the Laurus State. How will the authority respond?

"Happy Time Lottery": Living in the Prize State is hard and easy at the same time because of the daily odds to win the lottery. The winner is awarded a luxurious and carefree life. But is there a price for the prize?

"Last Game of the Passage" Triumph is a dream planet where eternal life is built on the freedom of choice. Newcomers are offered a fresh start—without the burden their past carries. Will Sophia let go of the unknown past to become Triumphant?

©2022 Rali Rano (P)2023 Rali Rano
Anthologies & Short Stories Dystopian Science Fiction Short Stories
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