“Intrinsic - Extrinsic - Terrific”
| Year for Search |
2024
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| Secondary Title |
The Utopia of US: An Anthology Inspired by Yevgeny Zamyatin’s We
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| Annotation |
The story is set in OneState slightly before the action in We. In it, the author’s protagonist (U914) is one of many people working and living underground to run and maintain underground maintenance system. He/she (gender not specified) monitors conversations between and among riders and gives them a slight shock if they push at the censorship boundaries or report them to the Guardians for more serious infractions and becomes fascinated by one passenger, an engineer on the Integral (not D503). |
| Pagination |
1-10, with an author’s note on the story on 176-177, and a note on the author on 198
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| Published Date |
2024 |
| Publisher |
Luna Press
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| Place Published |
Edinburgh, Scot.
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| ISBN Number |
978-1-915556-45-5
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| Full Text |
2024 Whiteley, Aliya (b. 1974). “Intrinsic - Extrinsic - Terrific.” The Utopia of US: An Anthology Inspired by Yevgeny Zamyatin’s We. Ed. Teika Marija Smits (Edinburgh, Scot.: Luna Press, 2024), 1-10, with an author’s note on the story on 176-177, and a note on the author on 198. PSt The story is set in the OneState slightly before the action in We. In it, the author’s protagonist (U914) is one of many people working and living underground to run and maintain underground maintenance system. He/she (gender not specified) monitors conversations between and among riders and gives them a slight shock if they push at the censorship boundaries or report them to the Guardians for more serious infractions and becomes fascinated by one passenger, an engineer on the Integral (not D503). Female author. |
| Author Note |
Female author (b. 1974) |
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