Daughters of the State
The world as it knew was disappeared. Decades of chemical wars, pandemics and hunger had decimated humanity, but nothing compared to the followed silent tragedy: the collapse of female fertility. Women have become rare - too rare to be free. Faced with chaos, the government lifted the birth control association, a concrete and steel building that rose as a monument to submission. Inside, there were no names, only numbers. There were no lives, only functions. Women were treated as state property, pieces of a cold mechanism that promised to preserve the species. Men, in turn, were not free either. They were obliged to submit to regime rules, reduced to mere executors of a policy that transformed human instinct into bureaucracy. For many, it was a privilege; For others, an overwhelming weight. It is in this scenario that lives my character, a man born under the shadows of the association, shaped by rules
About Daughters of the State
The world as it knew was disappeared. Decades of chemical wars, pandemics and hunger had decimated humanity, but nothing compared to the followed silent tragedy: the collapse of female fertility. Women have become rare - too rare to be free. Faced with chaos, the government lifted the birth control association, a concrete and steel building that...Read more