Podcasts about dystopian fiction

John Maytham is joined by Warwick Eccles, Development Executive at award winning South African production house Mannequin Films, to explore the chilling world of Good Hope, the debut political thriller by Nick Clelland, recently optioned for screen adaptation. Set in a dystopian version of Cape Town, now an independent and heavily surveilled Cape Republic, the novel imagines a society where public executions coincide with the Noon Gun and only the qualified may vote Presenter John Maytham is an actor and author-turned-talk radio veteran and seasoned journalist. His show serves a round-up of local and international news coupled with the latest in business, sport, traffic and weather. The host’s eclectic interests mean the program often surprises the audience with intriguing book reviews and inspiring interviews profiling artists. A daily highlight is Rapid Fire, just after 5:30pm. CapeTalk fans call in, to stump the presenter with their general knowledge questions. Another firm favourite is the humorous Thursday crossing with award-winning journalist Rebecca Davis, called “Plan B”. Thank you for listening to a podcast from Afternoon Drive with John Maytham Listen live on Primedia+ weekdays from 15:00 and 18:00 (SA Time) to Afternoon Drive with John Maytham broadcast on CapeTalk https://buff.ly/NnFM3Nk For more from the show go to https://buff.ly/BSFy4Cn or find all the catch-up podcasts here https://buff.ly/n8nWt4x Subscribe to the CapeTalk Daily and Weekly Newsletters https://buff.ly/sbvVZD5 Follow us on social media: CapeTalk on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@capetalk CapeTalk on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ CapeTalk on X: https://x.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CapeTalk567 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I interview Barnaby Martin about The QuietBarnaby's book recommendations are:The Anglo-Saxons: A History of the Beginnings of England by Marc MorrisWhen We Were Orphans by Kazuo IshiguroTomorrow & Tomorrow & Tomorrow by Gabrielle ZevinThe Quick Book Reviews Podcast can be found: Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/quickbookreviews.bsky.socialInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/quick_book_reviewsThreads: @quick_book_reviewsTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@quickbookreviewsTwitter: https://x.com/quickbookrevie3 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Melissa George is a proud member of the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers and resides in the peaceful mountain town of Estes Park. She has an MPH and enjoys exploring aspects of disaster management, which she incorporates into her dystopian writing. When Melissa isn't writing, she loves to spend her time running, biking, and kickboxing. She's a proud graduate of the University of Missouri Track and Field program, where she currently holds the school record for the 3,000m steeplechase. Following collegiate athletics, she pursued running on the professional level with the Roots Running Project for two years. Outside of sports, she loves to spend her time with her husband and their three tortoiseshell cats: Katniss, Primrose, and Navi. More: Melissageorgebooks.com Instagram: @melissageorgebooks TikTok is @melissageorgebooks Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/share/18geycAbGs/?mibextid=wwXIfr Substack: https://substack.com/@melissageorgebooks?r=2zlguc&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=profile Intro Music by Moby Gratis: https://mobygratis.com/ Outro Music by Dan-o-Songs: https://danosongs.com/ Host Mark Stevens www.writermarkstevens.com   Watch these interviews on YouTube (and subscribe)! https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBP81nfbKnDRjs-Nar9LNe20138AiPyP8&si=yl_seG5S4soyk216

Send us a textToday we're discussing the highly anticipated brand new book in the Hunger Games world: Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins. We go back in time (yet again!) to the 50th Quarter Quell, also known as Haymitch Abernathy's Hunger Games to answer all the questions we still have. How exactly did he become a victor and the gruff but lovable mentor we all grew to love in the original trilogy? What happened to Haymitch?!This book is full of so many amazing “easter eggs” and tie-ins to the original trilogy. It fills in SO many satisfying blanks while still leaving a little bit up to interpretation. We're ready to pick this book apart and make all of those connections with you as we celebrate this amazing book and get ready to close this Hunger Games chapter (for now). If you've been following along and watched our “From 1984 to Hunger Games” dystopian themes in media and literature episode then you know we're fascinated with everything about this genre and need to delve into this discussion! It just happens to be a BIG bonus that Ashley had never read it before. The debate currently on the book talk table is whether or not books (and the act of reading) are inherently political. We'd encourage anyone who has a doubt in their mind to read this series… with themes like media control, a totalitarian regime, and rebellion, it's hard to see how it ISN'T political.Episode 5 covers book 5 (or 0.75?): Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins. The first five-ish minutes are spoiler free with our one sentence rapid star reviews. Then we jam pack this mini episode with an entire plot summary in five sentences (yes, with a keyboard…), discuss what our faves and fail characters and plot points are, our feelings, notable quotes, and discuss ALL the easter eggs. Then we wrap this up with some surprise questions and some excitement for next week's final Hunger Games episode because we give our wrap up thoughts, our overall reviews, discuss the movies, and announce our next miniseries starting soon! We can't wait to see you there!  Mentioned Source:“We Already Know How Sunrise on the Reaping Ends. That Doesn't Change Its Impact.”By: Lauren Puckett-Pope | https://www.elle.com/culture/books/a64233635/sunrise-on-the-reaping-hunger-games-prequel-ending-explained-review/Shop bookish apparel worn in this episode!Ashley is wearing “Undead Readers Book Club” Tee by @bookbabedesigns | https://bookbabedesigns.comLiz is wearing “Fire Breathing B*tch Queen” Baby Tee by @chaptercatchers | https://go.magik.ly/ml/2b21c/Any link with an * is an affiliate link through the service Magic Links and is eligible for a commission to us with no extra cost to you. Thank you for helping support our podcast!YouTube | TikTok | Instagram | Podcast Platforms@BestiesandtheBooksPodcast Besties and the Book Club on Fable!https://fable.co/bestiesandthebookclub-474863489358Liz Instagram | TikTok@TheRealLifeVeganWife AshleyInstagram | TikTok@AshleyEllix

In this episode, we spoke to Robert L. Slater, author and creator of the Deserted Lands series and extended Deserted Lands Universe, a sci-fi and dystopian coming-of-age series of books that follow Lizzie, the sixteen-year-old survivor of a devastating pandemic, as she navigates this dangerous new world. Robert is also the author of several short stories and novellas in the Deserted Lands universe and has plans to continue the series in a multitude of ways! We spoke to Robert about his start as a writer, his inspirations, the eerie similarities to real-world events he wrote into his novels years prior, his experiences attending conferences and conventions and connecting with other indie authors, using marketing swag to your advantage as an author, and much more. Learn more on Robert's website and the Deserted Lands website, and be sure to follow Robert on Facebook and X/Twitter.

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Dictatorships, book bans, and doublespeak—just dystopian fiction, or a reflection of the world today? Danielle McLaughlin dives into Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell, Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, and The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov. These classic novels explore power, control, and free thought—ideas that still resonate in 2025. Are we living out the futures they imagined? AMI Audiobook Review is broadcast on AMI-audio in Canada and publishes three new podcast episodes a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.Follow AMI Audiobook Review on YouTube & Instagram!We want your feedback!Be that comments, suggestions, hot-takes, audiobook recommendations or reviews of your own… hit us up! Our email address is: audiobookreview@ami.caAbout AMIAMI is a media company that entertains, informs and empowers Canadians with disabilities through three broadcast services — AMI-tv and AMI-audio in English and AMI-télé in French — and streaming platform AMI+. Our vision is to establish AMI as a leader in the offering of accessible content, providing a voice for Canadians with disabilities through authentic storytelling, representation and positive portrayal. To learn more visit AMI.ca and AMItele.ca.Find more great AMI Original Content on AMI+Learn more at AMI.caConnect with Accessible Media Inc. online:X /Twitter @AccessibleMediaInstagram @AccessibleMediaInc / @AMI-audioFacebook at @AccessibleMediaIncTikTok @AccessibleMediaInc

Guest: Stephen Jay Schwartz, Website | https://www.stephenjayschwartz.com/_____________________________Host: Marco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society Podcast & Audio Signals PodcastWebsite: https://www.marcociappelli.com_____________________________Episode Title: The Rhythm of Storytelling: From Screenwriting to Novels with Stephen Jay SchwartzGuest: Stephen Jay SchwartzShort Intro: How does storytelling change across books, movies, and music? Stephen Jay Schwartz joins Marco to discuss the art of crafting stories that resonate across mediums.Show Notes:Storytelling is more than words on a page—it's rhythm, structure, and emotion. In this episode of Audio Signals, Marco Ciappelli welcomes back Stephen Jay Schwartz, a novelist, screenwriter, and former director of development in Hollywood. Their conversation explores the differences between writing novels and screenplays, the challenge of adapting stories across mediums, and the musicality of language in writing.What happens when a book becomes a movie? Many argue the book is always better, but is that really the case? Schwartz, having worked closely with directors and screenwriters, explains how the transition from text to film is often a process of distillation—finding the essence of a story and reshaping it to fit a new format. He shares insights from his experience in Hollywood, where screenplays often change hands and visions evolve. Does this creative transformation enhance the original work, or does it strip away its soul?The discussion then shifts to a more fundamental aspect of storytelling: rhythm. Drawing from his musical background, Schwartz describes how writing, much like composing music, involves an inherent cadence. Sentences have beats, paragraphs flow with momentum, and dialogue needs a natural tempo. Whether consciously or not, every good writer crafts their prose with a certain musicality that enhances readability and engagement.Marco and Stephen also touch on the way different minds visualize stories. Not everyone ‘sees' scenes play out in their head while reading—some need visual prompts, while others experience narrative through an auditory lens. How does this affect the way we consume stories? With attention spans shrinking, are we losing the patience for immersive storytelling in books, gravitating instead toward visually driven media?Before wrapping up, they pose a philosophical question: When is a story truly finished? Da Vinci reportedly never considered the Mona Lisa complete, and writers often feel similarly about their work. Does a story ever really end, or does it just reach a stopping point?For anyone fascinated by the intersection of storytelling, film, and music, this episode offers thought-provoking insights. Tune in for a conversation that challenges assumptions about creative processes and the evolving landscape of narrative arts._____________________________ResourcesBio, books, and more: https://www.stephenjayschwartz.com/_____________________________For more podcast stories from Audio Signals: https://www.itspmagazine.com/audio-signalsWatch the video version on-demand on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnYu0psdcllQvnJ8eHUlVX8AuyhehtexAAre you interested in advertising your brand on ITSPmagazine?

Guest: Stephen Jay Schwartz, Website | https://www.stephenjayschwartz.com/_____________________________Host: Marco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society Podcast & Audio Signals PodcastWebsite: https://www.marcociappelli.com_____________________________Episode Title: The Rhythm of Storytelling: From Screenwriting to Novels with Stephen Jay SchwartzGuest: Stephen Jay SchwartzShort Intro: How does storytelling change across books, movies, and music? Stephen Jay Schwartz joins Marco to discuss the art of crafting stories that resonate across mediums.Show Notes:Storytelling is more than words on a page—it's rhythm, structure, and emotion. In this episode of Audio Signals, Marco Ciappelli welcomes back Stephen Jay Schwartz, a novelist, screenwriter, and former director of development in Hollywood. Their conversation explores the differences between writing novels and screenplays, the challenge of adapting stories across mediums, and the musicality of language in writing.What happens when a book becomes a movie? Many argue the book is always better, but is that really the case? Schwartz, having worked closely with directors and screenwriters, explains how the transition from text to film is often a process of distillation—finding the essence of a story and reshaping it to fit a new format. He shares insights from his experience in Hollywood, where screenplays often change hands and visions evolve. Does this creative transformation enhance the original work, or does it strip away its soul?The discussion then shifts to a more fundamental aspect of storytelling: rhythm. Drawing from his musical background, Schwartz describes how writing, much like composing music, involves an inherent cadence. Sentences have beats, paragraphs flow with momentum, and dialogue needs a natural tempo. Whether consciously or not, every good writer crafts their prose with a certain musicality that enhances readability and engagement.Marco and Stephen also touch on the way different minds visualize stories. Not everyone ‘sees' scenes play out in their head while reading—some need visual prompts, while others experience narrative through an auditory lens. How does this affect the way we consume stories? With attention spans shrinking, are we losing the patience for immersive storytelling in books, gravitating instead toward visually driven media?Before wrapping up, they pose a philosophical question: When is a story truly finished? Da Vinci reportedly never considered the Mona Lisa complete, and writers often feel similarly about their work. Does a story ever really end, or does it just reach a stopping point?For anyone fascinated by the intersection of storytelling, film, and music, this episode offers thought-provoking insights. Tune in for a conversation that challenges assumptions about creative processes and the evolving landscape of narrative arts._____________________________ResourcesBio, books, and more: https://www.stephenjayschwartz.com/_____________________________For more podcast stories from Audio Signals: https://www.itspmagazine.com/audio-signalsWatch the video version on-demand on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnYu0psdcllQvnJ8eHUlVX8AuyhehtexAAre you interested in advertising your brand on ITSPmagazine?

In this episode of Geek Freaks, Frank is joined by Jonathan and Thomas to break down all the biggest trailers from the Super Bowl and beyond! We're talking about Fantastic Four, Thunderbolts, Jurassic World, Mission Impossible, and more. Which trailer stole the show? Which one left us wanting more? We debate it all! Plus, we wrap up with an incredible interview with Braxton Cosby, an acclaimed author and creator of The Young Hellions series. Braxton dives into world-building, dystopian storytelling, and how he's blending novels and comics to tell epic stories. Don't miss it! Timestamps and Topics: 00:00 - Introduction and Patreon Announcements 00:07 - Super Bowl Recap: Game & Commercials Discussion 00:54 - Fantastic Four Trailer: First Impressions and Theories 06:22 - The Thing's Design and Voice Debate 10:42 - The Impact of Galactus in the MCU 17:42 - Thunderbolts Trailer: A Darker Take on the MCU? 19:59 - Breaking Down The Sentry's Power and Threat Level 24:28 - Team Chemistry: Yelena, Red Guardian, and Bucky 25:06 - How to Train Your Dragon Live-Action Adaptation 26:26 - Lilo & Stitch Live-Action Movie: First Look at Stitch 30:23 - The Importance of Authentic Hawaiian Representation 32:35 - Jurassic World Returns: Is This The Movie to Revive the Franchise? 37:10 - Mission Impossible Finale: Will This Truly Be The End? 39:07 - Most Anticipated Movie Based on Trailers 41:17 - Interview with Braxton Cosby: The Young Hellions Series and World-Building 55:15 - Rapid Fire Questions with Braxton Cosby 56:06 - Recommendations & Closing Thoughts Key Takeaways: Fantastic Four embraces a unique 60s sci-fi aesthetic, with strong world-building and an intriguing setup for Galactus. Thunderbolts delivers a serious tone with a powerful villain in The Sentry, raising questions about how this team will survive. Jurassic World shifts to a smaller, horror-inspired story set on an isolated island, bringing back classic suspense elements. Braxton Cosby discusses The Young Hellions series, tackling themes of survival, identity, and resilience in a post-apocalyptic world. The mix of novels and comics in Braxton's work provides a fresh approach to storytelling. Memorable Quotes: “The Fantastic Four trailer has that perfect mix of nostalgia and innovation—this is the MCU's best shot at doing them right.” “Thunderbolts finally gave us stakes! Seeing The Sentry in action makes this a must-watch.” “Jurassic World may be bringing it back to the basics, but that mysterious red-tinted dinosaur has me worried.” Braxton Cosby: “I believe every book should be your best work—if you love it, others will too.” Call to Action: If you loved this episode, don't forget to subscribe to Geek Freaks on your favorite podcast platform! Leave us a review, share this episode with friends, and use the hashtag #GeekFreaksPodcast to join the discussion online. Links and Resources: GeekFreaksPodcast.com - Your go-to source for all the latest geek news! Follow Braxton Cosby's work at Cosby Media Productions Follow Us: Twitter: @geekfreakspod Instagram: @geekfreakspodcast Facebook: Geek Freaks Podcast Threads: @geekfreakspodcast Patreon: Support Us Here Listener Questions: Want to be featured in the next episode? Send us your thoughts, questions, or movie trailer reactions! We love hearing from our listeners! Apple Podcast Tags: Fantastic Four, Thunderbolts, Jurassic World, Mission Impossible, Marvel, MCU, Trailers, Movie Breakdown, Geek Culture, Superheroes, Sci-Fi, Dystopian Fiction, Author Interview, Comic Books, Lilo & Stitch, How to Train Your Dragon  

In this episode of the Christian Book Blurb podcast, host Matt McCleary interviews author Lydia Jenkins about her dystopian fiction series, 'Son of Endless Days.' They discuss the themes of worthiness, authenticity, and the Christian worldview within the genre. Jenkins shares insights on how dystopian fiction can serve as a tool for exploring faith and societal issues, as well as her personal journey as a writer. The conversation also touches on the challenges of navigating faith in a non-Christian world and the importance of presenting alternative belief systems. Links Help keep this podcast on the web by simply buying me a coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mattmcchlery Buy 'Sun of Endless Days' from St Andrews Bookshop Sponsor an episode of this podcast Click for Advertising info Visit Matt McChlery's website mattmcchlery.com Visit Lydia Jenkin's website lgjenkins.com Takeaways 'Son of Endless Days' is the first in a dystopian series. Dystopian fiction often reflects societal warnings. Christian principles can be woven into dystopian narratives. Authenticity in relationships is crucial for connection. Themes of worthiness and societal acceptance are explored. The guiding light represents an alternative belief system. Navigating faith can be challenging in a secular world. Personal experiences shape the writing process. Exploring different genres can enhance storytelling. Future projects may include contemporary themes and personal experiences. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Author 01:06 Exploring 'Son of Endless Days' and Dystopian Fiction 04:15 Dystopian Fiction and Christian Worldview 10:10 Truth, Lies, and Authenticity in Relationships 12:41 Themes of Worthiness and Outcasts 15:40 The Guiding Light: An Alternative Belief System 19:27 Navigating Faith in a Non-Christian World 22:11 Getting to Know the Author 28:51 Future Projects and Closing Thoughts

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Braving the Cold: Eirik's Quest for Sanctuary Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2025-01-04-08-38-19-no Story Transcript:No: Eirik sparket forsiktig i snøen foran ham.En: Eirik kicked the snow gently in front of him.No: Vinden var kald, og snøen lå tungt over de ødelagte bygningene.En: The wind was cold, and the snow lay heavily over the ruined buildings.No: Det var vanskelig å tro at det en gang hadde vært en travelt by her.En: It was hard to believe that this had once been a bustling city.No: Eirik, med hender stukket dypt i jakkelommene, trakk sammen skuldrene for å holde varmen ute og så seg rundt.En: Eirik, with his hands shoved deep into his jacket pockets, shrugged his shoulders to keep the cold out and looked around.No: Han var ikke alene.En: He wasn't alone.No: Hans barndomsvenn, Lars, var ved hans side.En: His childhood friend, Lars, was by his side.No: Lars var alltid skeptisk, spesielt i denne verden som manglet både håp og trygghet.En: Lars was always skeptical, especially in this world that lacked both hope and safety.No: "Er du sikker på at det er verdt det?En: "Are you sure it's worth it?"No: " spurte Lars med et hint av tvil.En: asked Lars with a hint of doubt.No: "Vi må prøve alt vi kan," svarte Eirik bestemt.En: "We have to try everything we can," replied Eirik firmly.No: Han kjente på boksen med syltet sild som lå godt beskyttet i sekken hans.En: He felt the box of pickled herring that was well protected in his bag.No: Den var sjelden og kunne være nøkkelen til å finne et trygt sted for dem begge.En: It was rare and could be the key to finding a safe place for both of them.No: Ryktene hadde spredt seg om Kari, en smart overlever kjent for sitt skarpe sinn og beskjedne smil.En: Rumors had spread about Kari, a smart survivor known for her sharp mind and modest smile.No: Hun visste om et hemmelig gjemmested, men var skeptisk til fremmede.En: She knew of a secret hideout but was wary of strangers.No: Eirik og Lars fant henne i en ruinert butikk under en frossen bro, der isen hang som skitne gardiner fra taket.En: Eirik and Lars found her in a ruined store under a frozen bridge, where the ice hung like dirty curtains from the ceiling.No: Kari så opp fra sitt lille bål da de nærmet seg.En: Kari looked up from her small fire as they approached.No: Øynene hennes gnistret i det svake lyset.En: Her eyes sparkled in the dim light.No: "Hva vil dere?En: "What do you want?"No: " spurte hun kort.En: she asked curtly.No: Eirik tok et skritt frem og strakk frem boksen med sild.En: Eirik took a step forward and offered the box of herring.No: "Vi leter etter et trygt sted.En: "We are looking for a safe place.No: Jeg har hørt at du har informasjon.En: I've heard you have information."No: "Hun så på boksen, og et øyebryn løftet seg.En: She looked at the box, raising an eyebrow.No: "Syltet sild, sier du?En: "Pickled herring, you say?No: Interessant tilbud.En: Interesting offer."No: " Hun lot blikket hvile på dem begge, som om hun veide deres intensjoner.En: She let her gaze rest on both of them, as if weighing their intentions.No: "Greit," sa Kari endelig.En: "Alright," Kari finally said.No: "Jeg skal gi dere informasjonen, men først må Eirik bestå en test.En: "I'll give you the information, but first Eirik must pass a test."No: "Testen var uvanlig.En: The test was unusual.No: Eirik måtte balansere en rusten hjelm på hodet og samtidig resitere et gammelt, tullete dikt: "Jeg er en liten fe!En: Eirik had to balance a rusty helmet on his head while reciting an old, silly poem: "I am a little fairy!No: I skogen bor jeg her!En: In the forest, I live here!No: Sang og dans, en glad sjel jeg er!En: Singing and dancing, a happy soul I am!"No: " Lars lo høyt, men Eirik, med blikket fast som isen rundt dem, satte i gang.En: Lars laughed loudly, but Eirik, with a gaze as steady as the ice around them, began.No: Til Lars' og Karis store overraskelse klarte Eirik det uten å blunke.En: To Lars and Kari's great surprise, Eirik did it without flinching.No: Han holdt hjelmen stødig og avsluttet med et stort smil.En: He held the helmet steady and finished with a big smile.No: Kari nikket anerkjennende.En: Kari nodded appreciatively.No: "Kanskje du er mer enn bare en optimistisk drømmer," innrømmet hun.En: "Perhaps you are more than just an optimistic dreamer," she admitted.No: Hun trakk opp et slitt kart fra lommen og pekte.En: She pulled out a worn map from her pocket and pointed.No: "Følg denne stien nordover.En: "Follow this path north.No: Etter tre kilometer ser dere en hule.En: After three kilometers, you'll see a cave.No: Det er et godt sted å vente ut vinteren.En: It's a good place to wait out the winter."No: "Med nyvunnet håp pakket de sammen og begynte på den lange turen mot hulen.En: With newfound hope, they packed up and started the long journey towards the cave.No: Eirik følte en varme spre seg gjennom kroppen, ikke bare fra det lovede varme gjemmestedet, men også fra forståelsen av at litt humor kunne være like viktig som håp i mørke tider.En: Eirik felt a warmth spread through his body, not just from the promise of a warm hideout but also from the understanding that a little humor might be as important as hope in dark times. Vocabulary Words:gently: forsiktigbustling: traveltshoulders: skuldreneskeptical: skeptiskworth: verdttry: prøverumors: ryktenemodest: beskjednestranger: fremmedebride: brucurtly: kortoffer: tilbudintentions: intensjonerunusual: uvanlighelmet: hjelmfairy: festeady: stødigperhaps: kanskjeoptimistic: optimistiskdreamer: drømmerworn: slitthint: hintdoubt: tvilprotected: beskyttetapproached: nærmet segsparkled: gnistretreciting: resiteremap: kartjourney: turenunderstanding: forståelsen

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Surviving Tokyo: Aiko's Journey from Solitude to Hope Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ja/episode/2025-01-04-08-38-20-ja Story Transcript:Ja: 東京は変わった町になっていました。En: Tokyo had become a changed city.Ja: 灰色の空がいつまでも続き、雪がすべてを覆っていました。En: The gray sky stretched endlessly, and snow covered everything.Ja: 街のビルはまるで骨だけが残った骸骨のように立っていました。En: The buildings in the city stood like skeletons with only bones left.Ja: 風が吹くと、それは冷たく肌を刺しました。En: When the wind blew, it was cold and stung the skin.Ja: アイコはそんな中、一人で生き延びていました。En: In such a place, Aiko was surviving alone.Ja: 彼女は頑丈なリュックを背負い、街の廃墟を静かに歩いていました。En: She carried a sturdy backpack and quietly walked through the ruins of the city.Ja: 食べ物や水を探すために、もう何日もこうしている気がしました。En: It felt like she had been doing this for days, searching for food and water.Ja: 彼女は人を信用しないことを学びました。En: She had learned not to trust anyone.Ja: 助けを求めることはせず、独りで頑張る方が安全だと思っていました。En: She thought it was safer to try her best alone without asking for help.Ja: しかし、その日、運命はアイコに別の試練を用意していました。En: However, on that day, destiny had prepared another trial for Aiko.Ja: ある朽ちたスーパーマーケットの前で、彼女はリョウに出会いました。En: In front of a dilapidated supermarket, she met Ryo.Ja: 彼もまた物資を探していました。En: He too, was searching for supplies.Ja: 「こんにちは」と、リョウは声をかけました。En: Hello, Ryo greeted.Ja: 「一緒に探すのはどうだい？」En: How about we search together?Ja: アイコはじっと彼を見つめました。En: Aiko stared at him intently.Ja: 彼の目には光がありました。En: There was a light in his eyes.Ja: 彼は希望を持っているように見えました。En: He seemed to hold hope.Ja: アイコの心の中で、疑いと葛藤が渦巻きました。En: Doubt and conflict swirled inside Aiko's heart.Ja: 誰も信じない。En: Trust no one.Ja: それが彼女の生存ルールでした。En: That was her survival rule.Ja: 「信用したくない」と彼女は短く答えました。En: I don't want to trust, she answered tersely.Ja: 「わかった。En: Understood.Ja: でも、僕は家族を探しているんだ」とリョウは言いました。En: But I'm looking for my family, Ryo said.Ja: 「僕たち、協力し合えるかもしれないよ。」En: Maybe we can help each other.Ja: その言葉にアイコは少し揺らぎました。En: Those words made Aiko waver a little.Ja: 彼は嘘をつかない人のように見えました。En: He seemed like someone who didn't lie.Ja: 数日間、一緒に行動する中で、少しずつアイコの心は軟らかくなっていきました。En: Over the next few days, as they acted together, Aiko's heart gradually softened.Ja: リョウは彼女にとって初めての友達のように感じてきたのです。En: Ryo began to feel like her first friend.Ja: そんなある日、リョウはチャンスを持ちかけました。En: One day, Ryo proposed an opportunity.Ja: 「大きな物資の隠し場所を知っている。En: I know a place where there's a stash of supplies.Ja: でも、ケンタというやつも狙っている。」En: But a guy named Kenta is also after it.Ja: ケンタは悪名高い生存者の一人でした。En: Kenta was a notorious survivor.Ja: 彼の狡猾さは噂になっていました。En: His cunning was the stuff of rumors.Ja: アイコは考えました。En: Aiko considered her options.Ja: リョウを信じるべきか、それとも危険を避けるべきか。En: Should she trust Ryo, or should she avoid the danger?Ja: 意を決して、彼女はリョウと共に出発しました。En: Determined, she set off with Ryo.Ja: 彼らが隠し場所に到着すると、まさにケンタと遭遇しました。En: When they arrived at the hiding place, they encountered Kenta.Ja: 彼は笑いながら、物資を横取りしようとしました。En: He laughed, attempting to seize the supplies.Ja: アイコは迷いました。En: Aiko hesitated.Ja: しかし、心の中の何かが叫びました。「リョウを信じて。」En: However, something inside her screamed, Trust Ryo.Ja: 彼女はリョウと協力し、ケンタを追い払い、激しい雪の中での戦いに勝利しました。En: She cooperated with Ryo, drove Kenta away, and won the battle in the fierce snow.Ja: それからアイコはふと思いました。その物資は本当に必要だったのかと。En: Then Aiko wondered whether those supplies were truly necessary.Ja: 「これを他の人に使わせよう」とリョウは提案しました。En: Let's let others use this, Ryo suggested.Ja: 「僕たちは、もっと安全な場所を探そう。」En: We should look for a safer place.Ja: アイコはリョウの手を取り、初めて心から笑みを浮かべました。En: Aiko took Ryo's hand and, for the first time, smiled sincerely.Ja: 孤独な生活から、彼女はようやく解き放たれたのです。仲間と共に歩む新しい未来に、アイコは希望を見出しました。En: Freed from her solitary life, she found hope in a new future walking together with a companion.Ja: それは、新年の幕開けにふさわしい変化でした。En: It was a change fitting for the start of a new year. Vocabulary Words:stretched: 続きskeletons: 骸骨stung: 刺しましたruins: 廃墟supplies: 物資dilapidated: 朽ちたintently: じっとmuttered: 短く答えましたdestiny: 運命trial: 試練hope: 希望doubt: 疑いconflict: 葛藤heart: 心wavering: 揺らぎproposed: 持ちかけましたstash: 隠し場所notorious: 悪名高いcunning: 狡猾さrumors: 噂determined: 意を決してencountered: 遭遇しましたseize: 横取りしようhesitated: 迷いましたscreamed: 叫びましたnecessary: 必要だったsafer: 安全なcompanion: 仲間solitary: 孤独なchange: 変化

In this twenty-second installment of fictional horror written and narrated by Dan Cummins.... we continue following Brent, Lori, Cam, and Rosie Collins, as they try to survive the apocalyptic Red Plague by making it to Brent's stepdad and mother's ranch near Whitebird, Idaho. Will an unexpected detour into the doomsday compound of the insane zealot who wrecked their SUV before saving them from some Red Eyes destroy their chances?This episode was scored by Logan Keith. We recommend listening with headphones to experience the full effect of all the creepy background noises! If you like this episode, please let us know wherever you rate and review podcasts. Thanks so much!For Merch and everything else Bad Magic related, head to: https://www.badmagicproductions.com

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In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the timeless worlds of George Orwell's 1984 and Aldous Huxley's Brave New World to explore which dystopian vision is more relevant today. Join us as we compare the cultural impact and legacy of these two literary giants, breaking down their ideas, influences, and the lasting resonance of their cautionary tales.We offer a balanced examination of both authors, highlighting Orwell's depiction of an oppressive regime dominated by surveillance and propaganda, versus Huxley's portrayal of a society pacified by pleasure, technology, and conditioning. Through key moments and profound insights from each novel, we discuss how their differing visions mirror contemporary issues like government overreach, loss of privacy, the manipulation of information, and the commodification of happiness.What makes this conversation unique is our deep dive into how these dystopian narratives affect us today, encouraging you to reflect on the parallels between fiction and our current reality. Are we living in a world more akin to Orwell's nightmare or Huxley's prophecy? How do these stories influence our understanding of freedom, autonomy, and societal control?Tune in to this engaging discussion that not only honors the genius of Huxley and Orwell but also challenges you to consider the relevance of their work in today's world. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to these classics, this episode promises to offer fresh perspectives and inspire meaningful reflection.Comparing the cultural impact and legacy of Aldous Huxley and George Orwell, particularly focusing on Brave New World and 1984. We break down their ideas, influences, and lasting relevance with a balanced examination of both authors and their differing dystopian visions. Encouraging you the audience to reflect on these two classics and how they may affect us today. 

Stories about bad governments and struggling subjects can prepare us to confront real problems, while helping us beware the darkness within.

Today I sit down with author Tom Abrahams to dscuss his books and his career. What an awesome expierience to interview one of yourfavorite authors about hs creative worksand his creative process. Tom has over 40 books to his nam and counting with new seires to drop early 2025. Aditionally Tom is a broadcaster in the houston,Tx area. I hope you enjoy this episode. Link to his Author bio on amazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B009HD83MS Link to his show "This Week in Texas" https://youtu.be/4hBARJFFpRA?si=ON0JihvfgOaU9BTH link to yhe full length interview on out youtube: https://youtu.be/9wSX786UxCk?si=5xuhwdV8oe_ekMP7 Questions or comments? Email us: Info@ikcpodcast.com Check us out on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@ikcpodcast2985 Support our work and become a member of our private discord: http://subscribestar.com/ikcpod Check out our content Instagram: @ikcpodcast @freedomandfarmsteading Check us out on TikTok: @ikcpodcast  

Academics from everywhere experiment, collaborate, and even interpret our stories of "This one time at Burning Man."In this episode, Stuart talks with people from Burning Nerds, an annual gathering of academics in Black Rock City. They keep it light, though; not too many unnecessarily fancy words. Dr Jukka-Pekka Heikkilä shares about the Open Strategy management technique used by Burning Man Project that gives more power to the people. Bryan Yazell and Patricia Wolf of University of Southern Denmark report on using Flash Fiction in BRC to develop a new subgenre of sci-fi called climate fiction (‘cli-fi'), stories that are less dystopian, even less utopian, more protopian (fancy word) about society that improves over time, rather than transcending all it's problems or descending into dysfunction.Professor Matt Zook of University of Kentucky extols the unique aspects of Black Rock City, from materiality to temporality, to being a place apart. He and Stuart explore the interplay between digital and physical spaces, and what about community actually makes it good.Then Jukka-Pekka Heikkilä returns to reveal how the Burning Stories project, now in its 6th year of tracking tales, is now a cultural repository, and is training a gifted AI on how Burners be Burning.jukkapekka.comsdu.dk/en/persons/yazellsdu.dk/en/persons/pawogeography.as.uky.edu/users/zookburningman.org/programs/philosophical-center/academicsregionals.burningman.org/european-leadership-summitburning-stories.comkk.org/thetechnium/protopiasdu.dk/en/paca-at-burning-man-festival-2024 LIVE.BURNINGMAN.ORG

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In this episode, I sit down with Pete Robertucci, a retired firefighter and paramedic who has transitioned into the world of dystopian fiction. Pete shares his unique journey from working at the Kennedy Space Center to becoming a full-time author. We explore what drove him to get into emergency medical services, the impact of 9/11… The post Dystopian Fiction Author Pete Robertucci appeared first on Mind4Survival.

This episode contains: All three mighty hosts are here this week. Devon shares that a family is moving in next door. He wonders if they should build a ping-pong fence to create a “play-berhood.” Steven updates us on his mini painting projects and talks about getting life back on track. Ben recounts the long journey of reclaiming space on macOS and solving the wallpaper bug. He mentions tools like Wallpaper Engine and Fences by Stardock. Future or Now? Let's Get Skeptical: Ben discusses the rise of AI-powered photo editing tools like the Pixel 9's Magic Editor, which can create highly realistic fake images. This technology challenges our assumptions about the authenticity of photographs. Read more on The Verge In related news, a lawyer used ChatGPT in federal court, with disastrous results. Read more on Forbes Steven talks about The Acolyte being canceled and shares his thoughts on how loud idiots should be ignored. He also gives early impressions of Star Wars Outlaws after playing 10-12 hours. It's an open-world game, but it lacks the strong hook found in Fallen Order. Book Club: We discuss I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream by Harlan Ellison. This chilling short story explores a dystopian future where a supercomputer has destroyed humanity, save for five individuals it tortures eternally. Goodreads Comic Adaptation Next week we are reading: Falling Down (The Boy in the Iron Box Book 1) by Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan. Amazon Link   (this post created in large part by chat gpt and edited by Steven)

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Survivors' Bond: A Tale of Hope in a Ruined World Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/survivors-bond-a-tale-of-hope-in-a-ruined-world Story Transcript:Ja: 砂漠の太陽が、壊れたビルに影を落としていた。En: The desert sun cast shadows on the crumbling buildings.Ja: 冷たい風が、廃墟となった街を吹き抜ける。En: A cold wind blew through the ruined city.Ja: ここは破滅後の世界。En: This was a world after destruction.Ja: 生き残った人々の中で、レイナとマコトがいた。En: Among the survivors were Reina and Makoto.Ja: レイナは若くて、賢いスカベンジャーだ。En: Reina was young and a smart scavenger.Ja: 廃墟の中を探し回り、必要なものを集める。En: She roamed through the ruins gathering what was needed.Ja: しかし、彼女の兄、マコトが原因不明の病気にかかってしまった。En: However, her brother Makoto had contracted an illness of unknown origin.Ja: 昔、マコトは学者だった。その知識は今でも役立つ。En: Makoto used to be a scholar, and his knowledge was still useful.Ja: レイナは、マコトを救うために何でもする覚悟があった。En: Reina was determined to do anything to save Makoto.Ja: ある夏の日、レイナはマコトの横に座っていた。En: One summer day, Reina was sitting beside Makoto.Ja: "お兄ちゃん、大丈夫？"と彼女は尋ねた。En: "Are you okay, big brother?" she asked.Ja: マコトは弱々しく微笑んだ。"大丈夫、レイナ。でも、重くなったね。もうすぐ病気が治るといいけど…"En: Makoto weakly smiled. "I'm okay, Reina. But it's getting worse. I hope I get better soon..."Ja: レイナは心の中で不安を抱えていた。En: Reina harbored anxiety in her heart.Ja: 食料も薬も少なかった。En: Food and medicine were scarce.Ja: さらに、外には危険なスカベンジャーや変異した生物がいた。En: Furthermore, dangerous scavengers and mutated creatures roamed outside.Ja: しかし、彼女は決心した。"お兄ちゃんのために、私は何でもする。"En: But she had made up her mind. "I'll do anything for my big brother."Ja: 二人の隠れ家の近くには古い病院があった。En: Near their hideout was an old hospital.Ja: そこには薬があるという噂があった。En: There was a rumor that it still had medicine.Ja: しかし、病院は荒れ果てていて、中に入るのは非常に危険だった。En: However, the hospital was in ruins, and entering it was extremely dangerous.Ja: レイナは心の中で葛藤していた。"行くべきか、ここで待つべきか？"En: Reina struggled with herself. "Should I go or should I wait here?"Ja: 最終的に、レイナはその病院に行くことを決断した。En: Ultimately, Reina decided to go to the hospital.Ja: 彼女は弓矢を持ち、慎重に廃墟の中を進んだ。En: She took her bow and arrows and cautiously moved through the ruins.Ja: 廃墟の街を抜けると、ついに病院が見えてきた。En: As she left the ruined city, she finally saw the hospital.Ja: 大きくボロボロになった入口を見て、彼女は深呼吸をした。En: Looking at the large, tattered entrance, she took a deep breath.Ja: "怖くても、進むしかない。"En: "Even if I'm scared, I have to go forward."Ja: 病院の中は暗く、カビ臭かった。En: The inside of the hospital was dark and smelled of mold.Ja: 動かない足を一歩一歩進める。En: She moved her unsteady feet step by step.Ja: 急に、物音が聞こえた。レイナは弓を構えた。En: Suddenly, she heard a noise. Reina readied her bow.Ja: そこには一匹の変異生物がいた。En: There was a mutated creature.Ja: 淡い光の中、レイナは生物と対峙した。En: In the dim light, Reina faced the creature.Ja: 冷静に矢を放った。それは成功した。En: She calmly shot an arrow. It hit its mark.Ja: 部屋を一つ一つ探して、ついに薬の保管室に辿り着いた。En: Searching room by room, she finally reached the medicine storage room.Ja: 古い薬の瓶が棚に並んでいた。En: Old bottles of medicine were lined up on the shelves.Ja: "これが、役に立つといいけど…"彼女は祈りながら瓶を手に取った。En: "I hope this will be useful..." She prayed as she took a bottle.Ja: 急いで隠れ家に戻る。En: She hurried back to the hideout.Ja: 隠れ家に戻ると、マコトは横になっていた。En: When she returned, Makoto was lying down.Ja: "レイナ、無事だったのか？"彼はかすれた声で言った。En: "Reina, you made it back safely?" he said in a raspy voice.Ja: "もちろん、お兄ちゃん。"彼女は瓶を差し出した。"これを飲んで。"En: "Of course, big brother." She handed him the bottle. "Drink this."Ja: レイナはマコトに薬を与えた。En: Reina gave Makoto the medicine.Ja: 時間が過ぎるのを待ちながら、彼の様子を見守った。En: She watched him as time passed.Ja: 夜が明けると、マコトの顔に少し色が戻っていた。En: As dawn broke, some color returned to Makoto's face.Ja: "少し、楽になった気がする…"En: "I feel a bit better..."Ja: レイナは安堵の息をついたが、未来への不安は残っていた。En: Reina sighed in relief, but anxiety about the future remained.Ja: 彼女は心に決めた。"この世界では、何度でも恐怖に立ち向かわなきゃならない。でも、私たちは生き抜いてみせる。"En: She made a vow in her heart. "In this world, we have to face fear countless times. But we will survive."Ja: そうして、二人は新しい朝を迎えた。En: Thus, they greeted a new morning.Ja: 不確かな未来に目を向けながらも、希望を持ち続けることの重要さを学んだ。En: While looking toward an uncertain future, they learned the importance of holding onto hope.Ja: 世界がどうであれ、彼らの絆は壊れなかった。En: No matter how the world changed, their bond remained unbroken. Vocabulary Words:desert: 砂漠cast: 落とすcrumbling: 壊れたsurvivors: 生き残った人々scavenger: スカベンジャーcontracted: かかるscholar: 学者knowledge: 知識scarce: 少ないdangerous: 危険なmutated: 変異したroamed: 探し回るrumor: 噂ruins: 廃墟cautiously: 慎重にtattered: ボロボロになったbreath: 深呼吸mold: カビunsteady: 動かないcreature: 生物dim: 淡いfaced: 対峙したlined: 並んでいたbottle: 瓶raspy: かすれたrelief: 安堵anxiety: 不安harbored: 抱えていたdetermined: 決心したfurthermore: さらに

Fluent Fiction - French: Survival in Ruined Paris: Émilie's Battle for Trust and Unity Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/survival-in-ruined-paris-emilies-battle-for-trust-and-unity Story Transcript:Fr: Dans les décombres de Paris, l'été battait son plein.En: In the rubble of Paris, summer was in full swing.Fr: Le soleil frappait fort sur les ruines, rendant la quête de nourriture encore plus ardue.En: The sun beat down hard on the ruins, making the hunt for food even more arduous.Fr: Émilie arpentait les rues dévastées, à la recherche de provisions.En: Émilie roamed the devastated streets in search of provisions.Fr: Les arbres avaient pris le dessus sur le béton, et la nature reprenait ses droits.En: Trees had taken over the concrete, and nature was reclaiming its rights.Fr: Entre les vestiges des bâtiments, des abris de fortune s'étendaient, témoins silencieux de la lutte des survivants.En: Between the remnants of buildings, makeshift shelters stretched out, silent witnesses to the struggle of the survivors.Fr: Émilie était une jeune femme déterminée.En: Émilie was a determined young woman.Fr: Depuis des mois, elle menait un petit groupe de survivants avec courage et ténacité.En: For months, she had led a small group of survivors with courage and tenacity.Fr: Mais les jours étaient de plus en plus difficiles, les ressources de plus en plus rares.En: But the days were becoming increasingly difficult, and resources were becoming scarcer.Fr: Son groupe dépendait d'elle.En: Her group depended on her.Fr: Elle ne pouvait pas échouer.En: She couldn't afford to fail.Fr: En fouillant une ancienne épicerie, Émilie tombait souvent sur des boîtes de conserves et des bouteilles d'eau pour leur survie.En: While rummaging through an old grocery store, Émilie often came across cans and bottles of water for their survival.Fr: Mais ces jours-ci, les rayons étaient presque vides.En: But these days, the shelves were almost empty.Fr: Elle soupira et continua sa recherche.En: She sighed and continued her search.Fr: Antoine l'avait rejoint il y a quelques semaines.En: Antoine had joined her a few weeks ago.Fr: Il était discret, mais quelque chose chez lui la troublait.En: He was discreet, but something about him troubled her.Fr: Émilie sentait qu'il cachait quelque chose.En: Émilie felt that he was hiding something.Fr: Pourtant, il était habile et aidait beaucoup.En: Yet, he was skillful and helped a lot.Fr: Leur groupe avait besoin de toute l'aide possible, malgré ses doutes.En: Their group needed all the help it could get, despite her doubts.Fr: Un jour, alors qu'ils fouillaient ensemble un immeuble en ruines, Émilie trouva une cache de vivres bien dissimulée.En: One day, while they were searching a ruined building together, Émilie found a well-hidden stash of food.Fr: Intriguée, elle continua de chercher des indices autour d'elle.En: Intrigued, she continued to look for clues around her.Fr: Près de là, elle découvrit d'autres traces.En: Nearby, she discovered other traces.Fr: Des traces qui menaient à Antoine.En: Traces that led to Antoine.Fr: Le cœur battant, Émilie fit semblant de rien et observa Antoine.En: With her heart pounding, Émilie pretended not to notice and watched Antoine.Fr: Il avait un sac à dos volumineux, plus plein que d'habitude.En: He had a bulky backpack, fuller than usual.Fr: Le doute envahit son esprit.En: Doubt filled her mind.Fr: Était-il en train de voler les provisions pour lui-même ?En: Was he stealing provisions for himself?Fr: Leur groupe ne survivrait pas longtemps si quelqu'un les trahissait.En: Their group wouldn't survive long if someone betrayed them.Fr: Ce soir-là, alors que le groupe se rassemblait autour du feu de camp, Émilie prit une profonde inspiration.En: That evening, as the group gathered around the campfire, Émilie took a deep breath.Fr: Elle devait confronter Antoine.En: She had to confront Antoine.Fr: Attendre plus longtemps serait dangereux pour tous.En: Waiting longer would be dangerous for everyone.Fr: « Antoine, j'ai trouvé une cache de vivres aujourd'hui », commença-t-elle.En: "Antoine, I found a stash of food today," she began.Fr: Antoine la fixa, attentif.En: Antoine stared at her, attentive.Fr: « Pourquoi ton sac est-il si plein ?En: "Why is your backpack so full?"Fr: » Antoine sembla hésiter.En: Antoine seemed to hesitate.Fr: Son regard se durcit.En: His gaze hardened.Fr: « Tu crois que je vole ?En: "You think I'm stealing?"Fr: » demanda-t-il, sur la défensive.En: he asked defensively.Fr: Émilie ne répondit pas immédiatement.En: Émilie didn't answer immediately.Fr: Elle voulait peser ses mots.En: She wanted to weigh her words.Fr: « Si tu as pris ces vivres pour toi, tu dois les rendre.En: "If you took this food for yourself, you need to return it.Fr: Nous devons tous survivre ensemble.En: We all need to survive together."Fr: » L'atmosphère était tendue.En: The atmosphere was tense.Fr: Les autres survivants observaient la scène, silencieux.En: The other survivors watched the scene, silent.Fr: Finalement, Antoine soupira et ouvrit son sac.En: Finally, Antoine sighed and opened his bag.Fr: Tous virent les provisions dissimulées à l'intérieur.En: Everyone saw the hidden provisions inside.Fr: « Je suis désolé », dit-il.En: "I'm sorry," he said.Fr: « Mais j'avais peur.En: "But I was scared.Fr: Je pensais que je devais assurer ma propre survie.En: I thought I had to ensure my own survival."Fr: » Émilie pris une décision rapide.En: Émilie made a swift decision.Fr: « Nous devons tous nous faire confiance.En: "We all need to trust each other.Fr: Sinon, nous sommes perdus.En: Otherwise, we are lost.Fr: Tu restes avec nous, mais sous surveillance.En: You stay with us, but under surveillance.Fr: Pas d'autres chances.En: No more chances."Fr: » Antoine hocha la tête, vaincu.En: Antoine nodded, defeated.Fr: Émilie récupéra les vivres et les repartit équitablement.En: Émilie retrieved the food and distributed it fairly.Fr: Leur groupe aurait assez pour quelques jours de plus.En: Their group would have enough for a few more days.Fr: Grâce à son instinct, elle avait évité une catastrophe.En: Thanks to her instinct, she had averted a disaster.Fr: Dans les jours qui suivirent, Émilie continua de mener le groupe avec la même détermination.En: In the days that followed, Émilie continued to lead the group with the same determination.Fr: Elle savait maintenant qu'il fallait compter sur ses propres instincts.En: She now knew she had to rely on her own instincts.Fr: Elle avait appris une leçon précieuse : même en des temps aussi sombres, la confiance en soi était essentielle pour survivre.En: She had learned a valuable lesson: even in such dark times, self-confidence was essential for survival.Fr: Paris pouvait être en ruines, mais tant que leur groupe restait uni et vigilant, il y avait encore de l'espoir.En: Paris might be in ruins, but as long as their group remained united and vigilant, there was still hope.Fr: L'été serait difficile, mais Émilie était prête.En: The summer would be difficult, but Émilie was ready.Fr: Elle était plus forte que jamais.En: She was stronger than ever. Vocabulary Words:the rubble: les décombresthe ruins: les ruinesthe hunt: la quêtethe provision: la provisionthe remnants: les vestigesthe makeshift shelters: les abris de fortunedetermined: déterminéethe grocery store: l'épiceriethe can: la boîte de conservethe resource: les ressourcesthe doubt: le doutethe stash: la cacheintrigued: intriguéethe trace: la tracethe mind: l'espritthe betrayal: la trahisonthe campfire: le feu de campto confront: confrontertense: tenduethe instinct: l'instinctthe disaster: la catastropheself-confidence: la confiance en soivigorous: vigoureux/vigoureuseto rummage: fouillerthe hesitation: l'hésitationthe injury: la blessurethe courage: le couragethe determination: la déterminationovercome: surmonté(e)to survive: survivre

Send us a Text Message.Author and pirate Liz Shipton discusses writing dystopian fiction, the tropes embedded within the genre, and why readers still enjoy it.▬Visit Liz's website:https://lizshipton.com/Find Liz on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/lizshipton/Get Liz's books on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/stores/Liz-Shipton/author/B0BN4YHLXF?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true

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Join us as we delve into the chilling world of dystopian fiction. Discover the defining features of totalitarian regimes, surveillance societies, and the fight for individuality through classic and contemporary novels and films. Perfect for fans of dark, thought-provoking tales!

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A devastating earthquake strikes part of the United States where one should never, throwing sisters Quinn and Riley into a desperate struggle to merely get home. But Point A to B is hardly a straight line, as the sisters must overcome their own differences and mistakes. Along with those they meet along the way, the sisters make their way to a hopeful safety in "Darkness Falls," the first of the Nature's Fury Series. A.E. Faulkner brings the reader a dystopian world that appeals to more than the young adult audience. Her interest in the dark, and the creation of strong yet flawed characters makes its way through all five volumes of the series. Her writing brings out the concern of the repercussions we will face when nature no longer tolerates human destruction. A Pennsylvania native, Faulkner embeds us in a familiar atmosphere. A lover of the outdoors, Faulkner can be found hiking, biking and exploring nature with her husband and two sons. She lives in Harrisburg.   

In this week's episode of the New Flesh Podcast, Ricky and Jon interview John Goddard. John is a Fast Fiction writer & polemicist. His short stories are dystopian vignettes of not-so-distant futures where citizens are taxed at 80%, state-mandated euthanasia is the leading cause of death, and Digital Dollars are designed to enslave the populace.John has grown an online following for being a proponent of libertarian ideas. He frequently publishes his writing on X (formerly Twitter). Topics covered include; John's time in Melbourne and his reasons for leaving, Australia's response to the COVID pandemic, the writing of Bret Easton Ellis, the infiltration of the woke/activist class in the law profession, John's twitter-spaces battles with ideologues AND more.  ARTICLES AND LINKS DISCUSSED---Follow John Goddard on X:@nonestlex---John Goddard official website:https://www.thejohngoddard.com/---SUPPORT THE NEW FLESHBuy Me A Coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thenewflesh---Instagram: @thenewfleshpodcast---Twitter: @TheNewFleshpod---Follow Ricky: @ricky_allpike on InstagramFollow Ricky: @NewfleshRicky on TwitterFollow Jon: @thejonastro on Instagram---Theme Song: Dreamdrive "Vermilion Lips" 

Get ready for a thrilling journey as we sit down with Marty McNair, debut author of the riveting dystopian novel, Island of Ruin. McNair's fascination with dystopian fiction, her inspirations, and the journey of her protagonist, Jasmine, are laid bare in this intriguing conversation. The struggle against oppression, the power of resilience and the art of creating an immersive world, are just a handful of the topics we'll be sinking our teeth into.Turning the tables in the second half, we delve into the fascinating process of publishing. From her experiences with publishing "Island of Ruin", to the significance of crafting a captivating title and cover design, there's a wealth of information for voracious readers and budding authors alike. McNair also gives us a glimpse into her writing process, her debut author challenges, and invaluable tips for those embarking on their own writing journey. Tune in for this vibrant exploration of dystopian fiction and publishing!

Best selling author Chris Weatherman joins the Liberty Monks and reveals the reality that the vast majority of Americans are not prepared! Chris Weatherman, also known as Angery American, is the author of twenty-two published works, including USA Today Best Sellers Forsaking Home and Resurrecting Home. His books include the Survivalist Series, a sensational hit that began with the first book in the series, Going Home, and has sold more than one million copies worldwide. Chris' latest release, Engineering Home, was #1 on Amazon New Releases Charts in Dystopian Fiction and Dystopian Science Fiction at its debut. It was also #2 on the Amazon Best Seller Chart only behind George Orwell's 1984 upon Engineering Home's release. His Latest Release: Charlie's Requiem: Contagion - Book 5 in a series that he co-authored with Walt Browning - Released June 6 2023. Chris is the co-host of the Angery American Nation Podcast. Wednesday LIVE at 8 pm Eastern.   Pre Orders for Book 12 of The Survivalist Series, Exploring Home are projected to be available in early October. Please subscribe at ⁠www.libertymonks.com⁠ to get up to date info on all of our latest episodes! Follow us on our ⁠Facebook page⁠ Follow us on: ⁠Twitter⁠ and ⁠Gettr⁠ See Select Videos on: ⁠YouTube⁠ ⁠Rumble⁠ ⁠Brighteon⁠ Listen on ⁠iTunes⁠, ⁠Spotify⁠ and ⁠Anchor⁠

Best selling author Chris Weatherman joins the Liberty Monks and reveals the reality that the vast majority of Americans are not prepared! Chris Weatherman, also known as Angery American, is the author of twenty-two published works, including USA Today Best Sellers Forsaking Home and Resurrecting Home. His books include the Survivalist Series, a sensational hit that began with the first book in the series, Going Home, and has sold more than one million copies worldwide. Chris' latest release, Engineering Home, was #1 on Amazon New Releases Charts in Dystopian Fiction and Dystopian Science Fiction at its debut. It was also #2 on the Amazon Best Seller Chart only behind George Orwell's 1984 upon Engineering Home's release. His Latest Release: Charlie's Requiem: Contagion - Book 5 in a series that he co-authored with Walt Browning - Released June 6 2023. Chris is the co-host of the Angery American Nation Podcast. Wednesday LIVE at 8 pm Eastern.   Pre Orders for Book 12 of The Survivalist Series, Exploring Home are projected to be available in early October. Please subscribe at ⁠www.libertymonks.com⁠ to get up to date info on all of our latest episodes! Follow us on our ⁠Facebook page⁠ Follow us on: ⁠Twitter⁠ and ⁠Gettr⁠ See Select Videos on: ⁠YouTube⁠ ⁠Rumble⁠ ⁠Brighteon⁠ Listen on ⁠iTunes⁠, ⁠Spotify⁠ and ⁠Anchor⁠ Show Notes: [00:01:28] Unexpected circumstances and delay. [00:06:39] The unexpected response from readers. [00:07:55] The power of community support. [00:11:52] Mispronunciations and negotiation challenges. [00:13:44] The threat of an EMP. [00:19:14] The harsh reality of consequences. [00:20:32] Reality of civil conflict. [00:24:21] Hungry people start revolutions. [00:27:30] Unsustainable urban/suburban living. [00:31:01] Brutality and Barbarism [00:34:44] Dependence on government assistance. [00:37:22] Preparing for potential collapse. [00:40:14] Water storage and preparation. [00:43:33] Likelihood of unforeseen events. [00:47:10] What to put in your bag for preparedness. [00:51:05] The Angry American Nation Podcast. [00:54:18] Participation is mandatory.

Best selling author Chris Weatherman joins the Liberty Monks and reveals the reality that the vast majority of Americans are not prepared! Chris Weatherman, also known as Angery American, is the author of twenty-two published works, including USA Today Best Sellers Forsaking Home and Resurrecting Home. His books include the Survivalist Series, a sensational hit that began with the first book in the series, Going Home, and has sold more than one million copies worldwide. Chris' latest release, Engineering Home, was #1 on Amazon New Releases Charts in Dystopian Fiction and Dystopian Science Fiction at its debut. It was also #2 on the Amazon Best Seller Chart only behind George Orwell's 1984 upon Engineering Home's release. His Latest Release: Charlie's Requiem: Contagion - Book 5 in a series that he co-authored with Walt Browning - Released June 6 2023. Chris is the co-host of the Angery American Nation Podcast. Wednesday LIVE at 8 pm Eastern.   Pre Orders for Book 12 of The Survivalist Series, Exploring Home are projected to be available in early October. Please subscribe at ⁠www.libertymonks.com⁠ to get up to date info on all of our latest episodes! Follow us on our ⁠Facebook page⁠ Follow us on: ⁠Twitter⁠ and ⁠Gettr⁠ See Select Videos on: ⁠YouTube⁠ ⁠Rumble⁠ ⁠Brighteon⁠ Listen on ⁠iTunes⁠, ⁠Spotify⁠ and ⁠Anchor⁠ Show Notes: [00:01:28] Unexpected circumstances and delay. [00:06:39] The unexpected response from readers. [00:07:55] The power of community support. [00:11:52] Mispronunciations and negotiation challenges. [00:13:44] The threat of an EMP. [00:19:14] The harsh reality of consequences. [00:20:32] Reality of civil conflict. [00:24:21] Hungry people start revolutions. [00:27:30] Unsustainable urban/suburban living. [00:31:01] Brutality and Barbarism [00:34:44] Dependence on government assistance. [00:37:22] Preparing for potential collapse. [00:40:14] Water storage and preparation. [00:43:33] Likelihood of unforeseen events. [00:47:10] What to put in your bag for preparedness. [00:51:05] The Angry American Nation Podcast. [00:54:18] Participation is mandatory. Episode analytics

Welcome to Chapter 48 of the Okie Bookcast!My guest is  Susy Smith, author of Ascendant, the new book in her award-winning Asylum series, a set of dystopian novels set in Oklahoma that explore the intricacies of survival, freedom, and the dark side of human nature. In our conversation we talk about her novels and about starting her writing career a bit later in life. We also talk about setting books in Oklahoma, her poetry, and her important work with the Kanza tribe in the area of language learning and retention. Connect with Susy: website | Facebook | TikTok | Instagram | TwitterOur review for this episode comes from poet Sydney Aerin. Sydney is a licensed therapist who is passionate about mental health education, disability awareness, and equality for all. You can find Sydney's performance and publication information on her Instagram (@sydneysometimes), including a couple of performances coming later in September at the Sunny Dayz Mural Festival  and Norman Arts in the Wind. You can also hear Sydney perform her poetry in Volume 5 and the upcoming Volume 6 of Behind the Rain, our audio anthology of Oklahoma poetry at okiebookcast.com/behind the rain. Sydney is reviewing Love Letters for Women, a poetry collection by another Oklahoma City poet (and Behind the Rain contributor) Kristen Grace. Connect with Sydney: InstagramMentioned on the Show:Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit - J.R.R. TolkienThe Hunger Games - Suzanne CollinsThe Walking Dead - Robert Kirkman and Tony MooreRobert FrostEdgar Allen PoeThe Inheritance Games series - Jennifer Lynn BarnesThe Brothers Hawthorne - Jennifer Lynn BarnesWhere the Red Fern Grows - Wilson RawlsA Wrinkle in Time and A Wind in the Door - Madeline L'EngleEmily of New Moon series - Lucy Maud MontgomeryConnect with J: website | Twitter | Instagram | FacebookShop the Bookcast on Bookshop.orgMusic by JuliusH

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Merrill David is writer of novels and short stories that cross mulitple genres such as splatterpunk, transgressive, and science fiction.He joins Vince on the show to discuss his recent novel "Season Pass," as well as his upcoming novel "Wicked Awake: Dead Friends With Benefits."They discuss the fire at the "Great White" concert, the revival of old rollercoasters, character development, as well as the detailed afterlife that Merrill has constructed for his novel. Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/stores/Merrill-David/author/B0869TK5LL?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=trueMerrill's Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/merrilldavidhorror/Merrill's Goodreads:https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/20201208.Merrill_DavidMerrill's Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/merrilldavidhorror2/Wicked Awake Merch:https://merrill-david-horror.creator-spring.com/listing/wicked-awake?product=212&variation=5818¤cy=USD&aid=ts-boosted-pla"Season Pass" cover art:rockingbookcovers.com"The Dark Mind Podcast" email newsletter:https://mailchi.mp/720644de464c/newsletter

Rhody Recommends brings you a short segment on our off weeks where we tell you what we're reading, watching, and listening to. Everything you hear about in this segment is available at your local library, or freely available online. This episode features recommendations for dystopian fiction. Featured in this episode: Brave New World by Aldous Huxley Handmaid's Tale Chain Gang All Stars by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rhodyradio/message

Our Patron Julius the Nice Dragon requested today's book saying, “I want to nominate...“First Impressions” by SJ Saunders…It's the first of three installments in a rather short trilogy I found floating on audible, but it never found an audience. Several years later it has about five total reviews online! So I think the question [for] this book is - Why did it flop the YA “dystopia” space? Is it too mediocre? Just got bad and irrelevant? Good but undiscovered?" We return to The Dunks! This book is all about cyborgs and supersoldier cloned teens in future Boston. Naturally, we discuss the MBTA for too long because we discover that even in an imagined highly advanced technological society, it still doesn't work. In fact, there is so much Boston-talk in this episode that it may be dangerous to listeners outside of New England. Please be advised.

What is responsible for the death of the popularity of Dystopian Fiction? We interview Jane Lindskold, the author of the Firekeeper Saga and other excellent books, about the death of dystopian fiction and why we need more hopeful stories in these challenging times. We talk about Roger Zelazny & classic science fiction. Jane Lindskold shares her insights on how she ended the zombie apocalypse with her fiction and how she inspires millions of readers with her stories of courage, compassion, and creativity. She also gives us some tips on how to write our own hopeful stories and how to find joy in reading and writing. If you are a fan of Jane Lindskold or interested in the future of fiction, you don't want to miss this video! Jane's website: https://janelindskold.com/wp/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JaneLindskold Our Social Media: CultureScape Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4tYyrhAZLbSn4AOAG4nQr1 Twitter: https://twitter.com/HappyWarriorP --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sponsored by Baen Books & Young Voices. Music by FAAS Sounds, Song: Best Time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFB6-... Art by Peter Pischke Podcast Editing by Chris Holowicki t: https://t.co/QUmAfUohFQ Interviews were scheduled with the help of Sean Korsgaard. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/culturescape/message

When Joseph catches a glimpse of his new neighbor Antonio, he can't help feel an immediate attraction. Antonio is tall, tanned, painfully handsome—and just happens to be a robot. But is romance possible in a world teetering on the brink of destruction? Find out in “Sexy Apocalypse Robot,” read and written by Sandra McDonald. 

Today I am talking to Dystopian Fiction author L. G. Jenkins about writing dystopian fiction. She gives us hints and tips about the genre and reasons why it is so popular. From secreting to character and everything in between this is your chance to find out everything you need to know about the genre.  You can find out more about Lydia on her website 

WLRN's Carlos Frías is joined by author Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah. In his new novel, he imagines a not-too-distant future where people convicted of violent crimes can fight to the death for their freedom – on pay-per-view TV. We talk about how he blends fiction and facts to reveal the real horrors of our current criminal justice system.

Leah V made her name as a Black, Muslim, plus-size model. She has worked on major campaigns for companies like Dove and Fitbit, while also being outspoken around issues she sees in the industry. Now, she's also a sci-fi author. She recently released her debut novel, The Union, a dystopian thriller that turns contemporary notions around race and body size upside down. She talks to AR about her love of scifi, her inspiring career, and about having difficult conversations.Host: Abdul-Rehman MalikSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Indian novelist Samit Basu stopped by the Legendarium to talk with Craig about what exactly dystopian fiction is, where that term falls down, and how it differs across continents. Samit is also a multi-discipline writer, and they talked about what it means to write across several different mediums. Check out Samit Basu’s website: https://samitbasu.com/ And […]

Indian novelist Samit Basu stopped by the Legendarium to talk with Craig about what exactly dystopian fiction is, where that term falls down, and how it differs across continents. Samit is also a multi-discipline writer, and they talked about what it means to write across several different mediums. Check out Samit Basu's website: https://samitbasu.com/ And his new book, The City Inside: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1250827507   Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/legendarium Check out the archives at https://www.thelegendarium.com/ Join the Discord community: https://discord.com/invite/FnCSsxx Twitter: https://twitter.com/LegendariumPod