Ulysses! A dystopian novel in the future

πŸ“šπŸ“˜ Ulysses! A dystopian novel in the future πŸ“šπŸ“˜

πŸ“˜✍🏿Author by Markas Dvaras πŸ“šπŸ“˜

About The Book :

It's The Odyssey and 1984 together!

Homeless and jobless, Blake DeKalb. His life is now one long, pointless job hunt. He can see cameras aimed at him everywhere. Everywhere he goes, an unannounced security guard shows up to tell him he isn't allowed to stand, sit, or smoke there. A distrust that is "institutionalized, unavoidable, all-encompassing, never-ending, government imposed, and connected to technology" is constantly directed against him.

In his dreams, he also goes on a date with a gorgeous volunteer whom he met at the soup kitchen. She is deemed out of his league by all of his pals. And wailing sirens serve as the background music for the entire event.

One day, he is able to interact with both George Orwell and Ulysses because to a drug-induced vision.






Orwell's message is, "I told you so."

Blake inquires, "What can we do about it right now?"

Do like I did, Ulysses exhorts. I've experienced this before.

Additionally, the two of them put Blake in a leadership position that he isn't sure he can handle.

Could he lead the following American Revolution? Will he motivate a large number of people to rebel against the "Camera State"? Will he free his city from authoritarianism's grasp? But more importantly, will he succeed in winning her over?
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