Machinocracy

What It’s About
Set in a chilling, totalizing future, Machinocracy is a collection of short stories that imagines a world where algorithms govern humanity. Society is ruled by opaque systems that rate, rank, and regulate every life. Against this backdrop, protagonists rebel, question, fail, and sometimes become the system they once defied. As they navigate moral collapse, readers confront how technology and ideology can distort, and even eliminate, human autonomy.

Who It’s For

If you’re drawn to 1984, The Trial, Black Mirror or philosophical speculation about power and identity, you’ll find much to ponder in Machinocracy.

"If you are reading this letter, I plead you to do what you can to stop time traveling. I am alone, scared, and lost, and I cannot bear the thought of whomever you are to end up like me, spending the rest of your days in this desolate time." A Stranger in Time from Machinocracy, P. 99

Themes & Tone

A sharp dystopian allegory about data, bureaucracy, and systemic control
Explores power, surveillance, moral ambiguity, and the erasure of individuality
Prose is cold, precise, and structurally rigorous, understated but relentless in its clarity

Why You’ll Care

Machinocracy is a psychological inquiry into how systems shape desire, identity, and agency. Perfect for readers who relish layered, unsettling fiction that interrogates what it means to be human in computational regimes.

Genre Tags
Dystopian Fiction • Speculative Political Allegory • Thoughtprovoking Sci‑Fi • Literary Ant Utopia

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