@booklet {10679,
	title = {Mallworld Incorporated},
	year = {2020},
	month = {2020},
	publisher = {[Bookbaby]},
	address = {Np},
	abstract = {<p>Following the devastation of the environment that made it impossible to grow any food, everyone, except \&ldquo;workeys\&rdquo; condemned to short lives in the algae farms, lives in a huge mall that extends from Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Pennsylvania. Everyone must spend constantly and up to their minimum shopping quota, or they are sent outside for a time. Monthly fashion. Everyone is said to be fat and happy, and the basic belief system is that \&ldquo;Libertarian capitalism made us all free\&rdquo; (18). Definite status differentiation. The protagonist reads and old utopia and begins to wonder if there could be a more fulfilling life, and over the course of the novel, he reinvents himself both physically and mentally and begins to challenge the norms of behavior in the Mall. His attitude to the people outside the Mall, who he had seen as animals, he comes to see as fellow human beings, and begins the process of trying to create a better society. First volume of a trilogy followed by Mallworld Incorporated: Bound Together.\&nbsp;Np: [Bookbaby], 2020, in which the powerful in Mallworld respond, often violently, to the movement to make Mallworld more equal.\&nbsp;<em>Mallworld Incorporated: Bound Forward</em>\&nbsp;is forthcoming.</p>},
	keywords = {Male author, US author},
	author = {Jeffery Zavadil (b. 1969)}
}
