Thursday, December 27, 2018
Maximum Outflow, by Adam Rogers
Maximum Outflow is one of the true dystopian stories in the Wired Magazine Future of Work series. The protagonist is a maintainer in a closed post-apocalyptic environment--a terrarium, as one of the characters puts it. He isn't thought to be very bright, but he is plenty observant and notices a very minor imbalance that threatens to kill everyone. It's a very exciting and well-told story, possibly an award contender.
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