Gay Dystopian Slave Fiction

by Billy Billy

A rich, pretty eighteen-year-old fails a grade, defrauds an airline, or mocks the wrong inferior, and a judge turns him into a number. Depilated, graded A to E, auctioned. The buyer is almost always someone who knew him free: the rival, the kid brother, the employee.

by Pete Brown

The narrator was selected by lottery at age one and raised inside the family knowing it. His sixteenth-birthday processing day is rendered as graduation: parents drop him at the centre, he walks the last yards alone so any tears can dry before reception.

by Pete Brown

Inverted-race dystopia where whites are the underclass and slaves still outrank them in courtesy. A bright inner-city white boy's teacher lays out the Butler Doctrine, named for the economist who rebuilt the post-crash economy: three classes equal within themselves, never across, separate buses and seating included.