LITTLE GREEN BOOK OF CHAIRMAN RAHMA

Set in a transformed United States where pollution has been eradicated, a dictatorship under Chairman Rahma maintains strict control over the populace. Despite the environmental successes, the regime faces growing dissent from rebels and corporate adversaries. As the Chairman's grip appears unyielding, emerging threats from new weapons, foreign alliances, and unsettling reports of mutants challenge the stability of his rule. The narrative explores the tension between ecological progress and authoritarian governance, highlighting the complexities of power and resistance.