The Park: A Dystopian Short Story
by Amy DuBoff
19 pages· 2017
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A short story set in a dystopian future where political commentary is a work of art...
In a time where political commentary has been relegated to designated Political Parks, Justin and his friends, Jane and Marcus, are some of the only regularly attendees to what was once a thriving community. However, the commentary might not be the free speech they've been led to believe. Committed to uncovering the truth at any cost, Marcus sets out to make a political statement of his own.
Themes in this story of government control, free speech, and the ability to know what information is the truth are more relevant now than ever.
In a time where political commentary has been relegated to designated Political Parks, Justin and his friends, Jane and Marcus, are some of the only regularly attendees to what was once a thriving community. However, the commentary might not be the free speech they've been led to believe. Committed to uncovering the truth at any cost, Marcus sets out to make a political statement of his own.
Themes in this story of government control, free speech, and the ability to know what information is the truth are more relevant now than ever.
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