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GLASS CITY
A dystopian noir about surveillance, class cruelty, mental health, and the people who refused to stay watched.
Algorithms do not simply predict behavior.
They decide who gets to live above ground.
In Glass City, access is not a right. It is a score. Healthcare, credit, movement, opportunity, safety, and even dignity are filtered through systems built by people who call cruelty progress.
When Dr. Lena Harrow uncovers the architecture of a surveillance machine designed to keep citizens trapped, she has to choose between professional survival and civic disobedience.
This is not a story about machines becoming cruel. It is a story about people teaching machines what cruelty should look like.
DOMINION CORP
The machine behind the city. Clean glass. Dirty logic.
POL-99923
Mental healthcare, reserved for the financially approved.
ALEC SQUARE
Where silence becomes a crowd, and a crowd becomes evidence.
THE KOLLECTIVE
The network that turns leaked truth into resistance.
Every system has victims. This city calls them data.
Behind every policy, every score, every automated decision, there is a person being reduced to a prediction.
The ethical witness
Ethics, paranoia, bipolar disorder, impostor syndrome, and the terrifying responsibility of knowing too much.
The ranked citizen
Debt, unemployment, protest, and the quiet violence of being judged by a system that never truly sees you.
The invisible collapse
Invisible labor, class humiliation, and the private breakdown hidden behind luxury doors.
DAMIAN OMEN
Power as pathology. A man who sees people as bad debt, protesters as insects, and cruelty as management.
JENNIFER OMEN
Luxury, complicity, survival instinct. A woman surrounded by beauty, trapped inside the architecture of someone else’s collapse.
CTRL / ESC / ENTER
The book turns into a command line: control, escape, action. The city is not saved by one hero. It is interrupted by people who stop obeying the script.
Soundtrack for a city under surveillance.
Glass City was written with a specific atmosphere in mind: corporate noir, post-punk tension, cold electronics, and the strange intimacy of collapse.
WHO CAN FIGHT AN ALGORITHM THAT DECIDES HOW WORTHY YOU ARE?
THE CITY WAS NOT BROKEN BY MACHINES.
IT WAS BROKEN BY THE PEOPLE WHO TAUGHT MACHINES WHAT TO VALUE.
WE SEE OURSELVES.
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