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Yield: Everyone is free to disagree. There's a process for that. - Softcover

Evers, Fallon R E

 
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Synopsis

Everyone is free to disagree. There's a process for that.

He and his wife have built a life that feels stable, thoughtful, and decent. In their district, the Framework keeps communities working, problems contained, and difficult people from becoming larger ones. Then small things begin to shift: a neighbor's door sealed with a notice, a colleague quietly reassigned, and a vocabulary of care that grows more exacting by the day. No one is forcing them to comply. Not exactly.

  • A literary speculative novella about reasonable people inside unreasonable systems
  • A restrained social dystopia where control arrives through policy, language, and procedure
  • Psychologically unsettling fiction for readers drawn to moral ambiguity and quiet dread
  • An intimate story of marriage, silence, and the compromises that keep life moving
  • Ideal for discussion groups interested in conformity, institutional power, and the cost of looking away

If you're looking for a short novel that lingers long after the final page, Yield belongs on your shelf.

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About the Author

Fallon R. E. Evers writes literary speculative fiction concerned with systems, language, and the quiet compromises people make in order to keep life moving. Their fiction is drawn to restrained tension: the moment when ordinary procedures begin to feel invasive, when care becomes control, and when decent people talk themselves into silence. They wrote Yield to explore how conformity often arrives without spectacle, through reasonable choices, familiar language, and the desire to remain safe, useful, and untroubled. Rather than focusing on open rebellion or collapse, the novella examines the intimate pressures of compliance inside a marriage, a workplace, and a community that believes it is functioning well. Yield is their debut novel.

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