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An Anthology of stories written by some of the best writers in the genre, both previously published and not, with tales that follow the lives of those living in a Dystopian society where the majority of the population reside in small apartments underground, while those higher up in society reap the benefits of their labour and Civil Compliance keep order.
The writers help you experience most of life as they take to work with with a lower-classed citizen, take you to the gym for a mandatory work-out, experience the one hour of recreation time within a heavily scheduled day, and join a citizen on the run from a retirement facility.
This book features stories written by: Saranne Bensusan, Emma Pullar, Carmen Radtke, Rachael Howard, Nick Jackson and Fiona Leitch
Saranne is a film producer and director with a background in storytelling through film editing, She has worked on post production of over 16 film and TV titles. She established herself as a producer in 2014 and has produced 14 films. Saranne has also written seven short films and a feature film that have gone on to be produced. To date her work has won 11 awards, a further five nominations and has been screened at over 40 international film festivals. Her short film Ménage du Trois qualified for BAFTA Cymru, and was submitted in spring of 2018. Her work is usually the wacky, weird or out-there horror and she has dabbled in stop motion animation and practical special effects on film sets.
Carmen Radtke has spent most of her life with ink on her fingers and a dangerously high pile of books and newspapers by her side. She has worked as a newspaper reporter on two continents and always dreamt of becoming a novelist and screenwriter. When she found herself crouched under her dining table, typing away on a novel between two earthquakes in Christchurch, New Zealand, she realized she was hooked for life. The shaken but stirring novel made it to the longlist of the Mslexia competition, and her next book and first mystery, The Case Of The Missing Bride, was a finalist in the Malice Domestic competition in a year without a winner. Carmen was born in Hamburg, Germany, but had planned on emigrating since she was five years old. She first moved to New Zealand and now lives in York, United Kingdom, with her daughter, cat, and sometimes her seafaring husband comes home.
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