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 three novels carry the synthetic-personhood crisis from preservation and the highest court into network identity, public legitimacy, and the Roboconn rebellion.
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
Published
Published
In Development
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 complete and in active Kindle / Google Play Books retail review.
Book IICourt Sequence Complete
Fire Sale Earth is complete and in active Kindle / Google Play Books retail review.
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.