We: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Yevgeny Zamyatin

This novel is set in the future where a totalitarian state called the One State has eliminated all private property and all individual opinions. The protagonist, D-503, is a writer who spends his time writing dystopian fiction. He, along with many other citizens, gradually grows discontent with the One State until they escape to find a way to overthrow it.

"We" is a dystopian novel written by Yevgeny Zamyatin and published in 1921. "We" was an attempt to create an alternative society where people were not divided into castes, but rather all were equal. This utopian society, which is presented as a utopia to the reader, is carefully planned out by the elite and the masses are unaware of the changes that are already taking place. The novel follows D-503's perception of what life in We would be like with his memories implanted from before he was conscripted when he arrived at the city.

We is a dystopian novel that reflects the fears and anxieties of the early 20th century. Achieving success in We means eliminating emotions and relationships, or at least being extremely careful not to show them. The narrator's voice is one of a group of people who are forced to eliminate their identities.

An Orwellian dystopia set in a future Soviet state where citizens are divided into two classes: the elite, who lead comfortable lives of leisure and minimal work, the "proles" or workers. The novel follows protagonist D-503 as he questions his identity and purpose in society

This novel of dystopia tells the story of D-503 and his quest for identity. Deposited in a sealed city called "We" by an unknown party, D-503 begins to question his role in society and what his true purpose is. The novel digs deep into the themes of self-awareness, freedom, and communication between humans.

This is the story of D-503, a perfect man who lives in a society where any original thought is unthinkable. One day, D says a word that doesn't make sense to the "Brezhnevites," and he's sent to the disciplinary barracks, where he meets his opposite number, N-23. She's been sent for stirring up discontent among the masses. They form an unwilling alliance and escape into the night, only to be found by their pursuers and taken back to the city.