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  Dystopian World and Young Adults in M. T. Anderson’s Feed Science Fiction  Leni Marlina State University of Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia  lenimarlina@fbs.unp.ac.id Abstract Dystopian world in young adults’ literature can be found in science fiction genre such as M.T. Anderson’s Feed (2002). The dystopia in this young adult’s text reveals that there is no hope anymore on Earth because everything living and beautiful has been dead. In this situation, there is an internet chip called ‘feed’ implanted into humans’ brain. It becomes everything for people and it has taken control over the world. In Anderson’s Feed, two teenagers, Titus and Violet, are struggling to find themselves in the world, which has been dominated and occupied by technology as well as corporate. This research paper discusses the concept of science fiction with a dystopian world as a genre in children’s literature. The aim of this paper is to demonstrate the narrative strategies that are empl...

  Let's Visit and Join World Children' Literature Community https://mywclc.wordpress.com/ An Online Discussion Website for Children’s Literature All Over the World   About WCLC   Vision & Mission Vision To develop children literature reading behaviour among citizen. Mision To make international children literature familiar for either adult or children.To empower all members in comprehending international children literature. To be involved in the development of international children literature reading behaviour. Organization Staff of 2024-2028 Period: The Advisor Board:  Leni Marlina, S.S, M.A. Fauzul Aufa, Ph.D & team The Founder and The General Head of WCLC:  Leni Marlina, S.S, M.A. The General Chairperson:   Hengky Agus Rifai, M.Litt. The Chairperson in English Education:  Sukma Sukriana., S.S. The Chairperson in English Creative Writing:  Deni Friska Yulianti. The Chairperson in Literary Study: Elviza MZ, S.S. The Secreta...

Leni Marlina, the owner of https://berikhtiar.com/starmoonsun.1f3 (Starmoonsun Online Shop) Presented Sherly The Snail and Andy the Ant By Leni Marlina   Bugs and a snail with background. Funny cartoon and vector illustration, isolated characters. One morning, Andy the Ant was boasting of his speed to his ant friends in a rose garden.  “I have never yet been beaten . I challenge any one here to race with me , ” he said. There was no answer. There was no ant brave to challenge him. “Hmmm, there was nobody able to race with me here. I am going to challenge those are flying up there,’ said Andy the Ant. Andy saw Blue the Butterfly. “How about you, Blue? I challenge you to race with me ,” said Andy. “No, thank you,” Blue replied. “Are you afraid of me?” asked Andy. “Not at all. I enjoy flying up on the air. I can’t run down the land. But I can be the jury for your race. Please find someone in your size and your speed, Andy!” said the Butterfly. Andy saw Daisy the Dragonfly. “How...