Panopticon

ESCAPE THE WATCHERS.

ENTER THE PANOPTICON.

Welcome to tomorrow's forbidden library - 14 stories that hack your mind like a neural feed, delivering enlightenment at the speed of thought.

What if you could peer through the lens of tomorrow's surveillance state - and emerge stronger, wiser, and ready to face our changing world?

PANOPTICON delivers 14 mind-bending short stories that will:
• Arm you with chilling insights into surveillance technology's true potential
• Transform your understanding of personal agency in the digital age
• Place you ahead of the curve in conversations about AI, data rights, and digital freedom

Your journey begins immediately.

Each story is precision-engineered for single-sitting impact (15-30 minutes). Within one week, you'll possess a complete framework for understanding - and surviving - our loss of agency.

No technical expertise required. Just bring your curiosity and prepare to see the world through new eyes.

Includes exclusive access to:
• Decoded "classified" files revealing story origins

• Behind the scenes featurettes and interviews with authors and researchers.

• Private community of fellow watchmen

The watchers are already here. The only question is: will you be ready?

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Your password to the Panopticon community is in the foreword of your copy!

[Risk-free with our "Eyes Wide Open" guarantee. Just send us a link to your video review with you holding a copy of your book and pointing out what you hated and we'll give you your money back.]

These visions of modern day cyberpunk are not the burning chrome of yesterday.

14 authors have contributed their fears and hopes and dreams and nightmares to this collection of short stories reflecting the world they see around us.

1. Let Me In by Leah Simmons
2. Observer by Jeremiah Lewis
3. Service Call by Tim Mather
4. The Second of May by David James Henry
5. We're Like Family Here by T.L. Oberheu
6. Again by Johnathan Vaughn
7. If Stream Coda by Blake Armstrong
8. IP Security by Bosloe
9. Static by Colette Estelle
10. Machine Girl: Breakcore Skin Routine by Frederick Pace
11. Jun Bug by Brady A. Magaña
12. Kill 'Em All. Show No Mercy by A.R. Duncan
13. Why Don't You Get Out of Here, Teddy? By Paul Peditto
14. Hector Saves His Dad by John Carter

I'm honored that these writers have joined me in taking a step out from
under the gaze of traditional publishing. Most of them have nothing in
common other than talent, curiosity, and courage. Now, they have all those
virtues and this volume to bind them together.

A heterodox team that would've been isolated from one another in different
corners of the cage - maybe even told not to associate with one another. But

I'm happy to have brought them together for this thought provoking
volume.

As humans, we can feel we are being watched.

These writers can feel it.

Join them as they stare back at the Panopticon.