Description
A dystopian love story set in a future where committees rule, individuality is outlawed, and being average is the only safe ambition. Forbidden ideas, an abandoned American heartland, and the first stirrings of a reawakening. Self Is Forbidden. Average Is Survival. Three Young Men Just Found The Past. The Nations United rule the future, governing through the blunt force of committees. Self is done away with. There's no self-determination, no self-expression, and no self-responsibility. Be average is the mantra of the day; do only enough to not be noticed. Two population centers run the length of the east and west coasts, while the center of what was once the United States lies mostly abandoned, a place called the Zone, home to undesirables and the forgotten. There, buried in rubble, three young men find lessons from the past, and with those lessons comes a choice: stay unnoticed and safe, or strive to reawaken the world and risk everything that notice brings. Fanfare of Man is a standalone dystopian love story, for readers who love conformist futures, forbidden knowledge, and slow-burning rebellion. Perfect for fans of George Orwell, Ray Bradbury, and Margaret Atwood.