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Ionizers – Free Dystopian Sci‑Fi Short Story (Part 1) Gregory Halpern’s Ionizers unfolds in a dystopian future where Manhattan is partially covered by a secure dome, built in just four years by thousands of workers. Inside, the wealthy live protected from global warming and terrorism. Outside, the poor endure the toxic exhaust fumes vented from the dome’s population.
The story follows comrades in Thompkins Square Park, who use ionizer devices to measure atmospheric readings. If the air quality can be proven poor enough for long enough, the law could force change — offering hope for the marginalized.
This free downloadable short story (Part 1) introduces a world of inequality, resilience, and intellectual conversation, blending historical context with futuristic urgency.
For readers who want the full experience, the remainder of the story is available for purchase, continuing the struggle for justice beneath and beyond the dome.
- Format: Free digital short story download (Part 1)
- Genre: Dystopian Sci‑Fi / Near Future Thriller
- Setting: Manhattan under the dome, Thompkins Square Park
- Themes: Inequality, technology, survival, atmospheric justice
- Upsell: Remainder of story available for purchase
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