Planetary Infraction

By Les W Kuzyk

Question unanswered back in grade school, Wenzel takes on an effort to educate the generation before on their carbon intensive lifestyle. Working with Detroit’s inside hacking abilities, the various motivations available in his crew and his insights into people, Wenzel works the field selecting targets and designing messages. Inspired by his girl Hazel’s forward thinking, Wenzel voices opposition to the yesterday values of the wealthy resource extraction people. With a simple app Planet exposing an eleven planet lifestyle Wenzel knows revealing one such target alerts all neighbours, and they will respond in one way or another. But, like a gaming STRATegist, he must keep the operation underground and undetected.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Les W Kuzyk
• Release date: Aug 7, 2016
• ISBN: 9781370574728

Les W Kuzyk

Testing the waters of writing on a university thesis, Les learned of his passion for words and social justice. After publishing two academic papers followed by further non-fiction, he switched gears to focus passion and writing voice on fiction. His novels and short stories typically play out in a near future settings, all linked to his OurNearFuture site. The science researched speculative novel Pinatubo II set in the year 2027 begins a Climate Reality series, the second novel Krakatoa II will publishing in 2019, while the story of rebellious youth in The shela directive novel became available in 2016.

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Planetary Infraction

Wenzel glided his e-bike up the sunset lit back road, glancing at the screens bottom of his face shield. His drive-by satellite markup map showed the dead end ahead could double as their backdoor entrance, and their best exit point. Having scrutinized the country estate houses from the front, he needed go over this messaging job with Detroit.

Site’s got a class one layout, Dee. He spoke into his helmet mike. How’s our personnel list?

Narrowing that down. One confirmed. Detroit’s voice came clear through Wenzel’s helmet telecom. The guy lived off campus by choice and by strategy, somewhere around the city—best not to know exactly. We got a self-proclaimed colors expert volunteering on composition—the guy rides too.

We’d need a team of four for the late-night, Wenzel said. Hazel might be good to ride. He could picture his woman’s eyes, color like her hair matching her name. She did the insider psych track of people, and rode better than any.

Yokay, Detroit said. And Wenz ... looks like we got us an empty house tomorrow.

Excellent. Which one?

Detroit moved a cursor to circle the house on Wenzel’s face shield map. Back of the estates—he should see the place from the dead end.