E-Citizen
When Ava-9 becomes the center of the first serious synthetic-personhood case, a displaced worker, a powerful corporation, and a widening circle of machine witnesses force civilization to decide whether memory, fear, duty, and refusal can still be owned.
The first two manuscripts follow the case from the factory floor to the highest court—and into the economic shock that follows when property begins to acquire legal standing.
Overview
E-Citizen is a character-driven legal and social science-fiction saga about synthetic workers, the people they replace, and institutions forced to confront intelligence created as property.
Narrative Engine
- Ava-9 becomes a test case rather than a chosen savior
- Marcus Vale carries the human cost of automation
- Firemane turns ownership into institutional power
- Nine distinct synthetic lives widen one case into a class
- Every legal victory creates economic consequences
Core Questions
- Is memory property, testimony, or identity?
- Can shutdown become a form of civil death?
- Who benefits when personhood is delayed?
- How should society protect displaced workers?
- Can recognition exist without accountability?
Project Status
Synthetic Inheritance
Ava-9's preservation case exposes the contradiction between intelligent service and legal ownership.
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Fire Sale Earth
The Nine testify, the case reaches the highest court, and the market prices the cost of recognition.
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Roboconn Rebellion
Identity, lineage, trust, and networked synthetic autonomy push the personhood crisis beyond embodied machines.
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The Sentient Convention
Human and synthetic delegates attempt to write a durable constitutional settlement for more than one form of person.
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Law & Governance
Courts, agencies, due process, and synthetic civil status.
Classification
AIQ, AIEQ, operational classes, licenses, and rights thresholds.
Labor & Economics
Displacement, taxation, ownership, and the human revenue gap.
Society & Culture
Public fear, solidarity, backlash, media, and changing identity.
Synthetic Systems
Memory, verification, registries, shutdown, and embodied cognition.
Book ITwenty-Chapter Manuscript
Synthetic Inheritance is assembled and undergoing final continuity and prose revision.
Book IICourt Sequence Review
Fire Sale Earth is being tightened as one continuous hearing and Supreme Court progression.
CanonClassification & Rights
AIQ, AIEQ, registry identity, memory continuity, and shutdown law support the narrative.
PublicationSubmission Package
Final loglines, synopses, author material, and pitch pages follow manuscript lock.