These science fiction tales of forgotten hopes and last chances travel from the recent past and today’s dystopian realities into a distant future, where people live forever, and democracy is so perfect no bothers to vote.

 

The Last Voter 

In a world where everyone lives forever and no one has voted for thousands of years, an old woman registers to vote, giving her the power to decide the next election.

Warning: Contains no practical advice on improving American elections.

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The Last Days of 1977

A production crew teleports 13 billion light years across the universe into the slums of New York City to record a reality show about the robots that have taken over the planet.

Warning: Contains graphic scenes of planned obsolescence, tenement housing and other robotic atrocities.

 

Last Exit to NORAD

A 15 year old girl, the first in her town to graduate from kindergarten, takes a road trip to visit the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles and the AI’s that have covered every inch of America with freeways.

Warning: Contains upsetting descriptions of empty vending machines and delinquent road crews.

 

The Last Slug Bait

An intelligent bio-engineered 20-foot-long slug tries to help her pet human escape from the toxic waste dump that once provided them with all the recycled goods they could ever want.

Warning: Includes scenes of graphic gastropod sex and slug slime.

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The Last Devils in Heaven

A pair of con artists working as tour guides smuggle a group of demons to heaven, where their plans to swindle the poor devils run afoul with God and her trusted enforcer, Satan.

Warning: Contains lengthy scenes of cows chewing cud, tractor driving, identity theft and other forms of eternal bliss that pass for entertainment in the bucolic heavens of rural America.