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After failing to eradicate religion, an idea is hatched to bring religion back under control of the Empire.
A satirical look on how a religion is formed, how narratives can be manipulated, and how people will see what they want to see. | |  | | See No Evil
A witty story about how social media has changed the way people view the world around them.
After getting a CPU and a screen installed in your hand, your online life eclipses your regular life. Everything online is malleable and comforting, while everything offline is drab and dreary. You begin to see the world only displayed on your screen and on social media. There you find others like you, people who see social media as a means to change the world. But when the world does not change to your liking, you become disillusioned. When you find there are people who do not share your opinion, you become distraught and angry. You no longer see social media as a way to change the world poli | |  | | Things You Can Do
A writer struggles with being compelled to write for his job and not being able to get his own original works published.
Things You Can Do is a novel that explores the struggles of a writer who has lost creative control over their content and the burden of producing content that sells rather than producing the content they want. The story is also an allegory of art and literature in a capitalist market place and how the relationship between censorship and art shapes the world around us. |
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Snake Eyes and Boxcars
by Jay Dubya
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 Snake Eyes and Boxcars is a collection of fourteen sci-fi/paranormal stories. Two of the tales are written in the first person and the other twelve authored in the third person writing style. The newly published work is author Jay Dubya's twelfth sto |
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