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Original Title:	I'm Starved For You
ISBN:	1614520259 (ISBN13: 9781614520252)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Positron #1

I'm Starved for You (Positron #1)

Margaret Atwood

ebook | Pages: 64 pages

Rating: 3.7 | 3496 Users | 280 Reviews

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Title	:	I'm Starved for You (Positron #1)
Author	:	Margaret Atwood
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 64 pages
Published	:	March 7th 2012 by Byliner
Categories	:	Fiction. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Short Stories

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Husband and wife Stan and Charmaine are among thousands who have signed up for a new social order because the old one is all but broken. Outside the walls of Consilience, half the country is out of work, gangs of the drug-addicted and disaffected menace the streets, warlords disrupt the food supply, and overcrowded correctional facilities churn out offenders to make room for more.

The Consilience prison, Positron, is something else altogether. The very heart of the community and its economic engine, it’s a bold experiment in voluntary incarceration. In exchange for a house, food, and what the online brochure hails as “A Meaningful Life,” residents agree to spend one month as inmates, the next as civilians, working as guards or whatever’s required.

Stan and Charmaine have no complaints—until the day Stan discovers an erotic note under the fridge of the house he and Charmaine must share with another couple while they’re back inside Positron. It’s a missive of erotic longing, pressed with a vivid lipstick kiss: “I’m starved for you!” it breathes. If Stan rarely thought about the house’s other residents before—they’ve never met them and don’t know their names; it’s not allowed—now he can’t stop thinking about them, especially the note’s sex-addled author, a woman apparently named Jasmine, so unlike his girlish wife, Charmaine. He HAS to meet her, but in this highly ordered and increasingly surveilled world, disorderly thoughts are a risk, and breaking the rules has dire consequences.

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Another reason to love Kindle singles.Atwood's stories centers around a couple in a dystopian future where prisoners and non-prisioners exchange roles at the end of every month. It's not just our house; it's a house you share with an alternate.Atwood's short work is good read that will make you think.

Holy shit: Margaret Atwood is writing a serialized novel for digital readers! The moment I found this story, it was mine--and the moment I realized that not one, but two installments are available, I was dancing. Fuck yeah I'm on board for an Atwood serial.Why the cussing? I dig this serial idea. The first I learned that Dumas, Dostoyevsky, Dickens, and other authors (who may even have had last names that start with a different letter) wrote their big books in serialized format, I experienced

When Nobel nomination season hits, I always raise Atwood's name; to me, she is one of the most talented female writers working today. With that said, I think that most of her more poetic, political, and engaging novels are rooted firmly in the past: her recent work is a smorgasbord with some hitslike the wonderfully unique The Penelopiad which still showcased her trademark humor and incisive witand some misses like the dystopian Oryx and Crake and its each-weaker-than-the-previous successors in

It's been ages since I've had the time to read for fun, so at work when I had a Friday with only an hour and a half of classes and nothing really to prep, I started this.It was great. I loved the way she dropped me into the story and slowly let the world unfold, but I think I also just loved reading again. I'm glad it was short - one afternoon at work and the bus home and maybe another 15 minutes as I ate dinner and it was done. Looking forward to the rest of the Positron series.

Ah Ms. Atwood. We meet again. You and I haven't been getting along so well of late. The Blind Assassin? Oryx and Crake? I tried to love them but it was not meant to be. But here we are. At last you've given me a tantalizing premise that I just can't walk away from. A dark future? Yes please. A sinister dystopian landscape dressed in idealistic utopian clothing? Tell me more!To sweeten the deal a little further, this is the first installment of a bona fide serial experiment on Atwood's part. The

I always love some Atwood. I need to think about the ending of this book for a bit ... But I enjoyed the read!

this is for the entire series...Good.. Different.... laughed alot! I would love to see a movie of it :)