Speculative Fiction With Bite: "Dear Mr. Orwell, Dear Mr. Huxley" Delivers a Quiet Gut Punch to the Modern Reader

North Las Vegas, NV - September 2025

Blurring the line between dystopian fiction and daily news, this bold new release holds a mirror to society-and doesn't flinch.

There's something chilling about fiction that feels too real. Maria Colomy's Dear Mr. Orwell, Dear Mr. Huxley doesn't whisper its warnings-it delivers them in sharp, surgical strikes. This collection of short, dystopian vignettes has been called "unnervingly familiar" by readers who recognize today's headlines buried beneath its fiction.

With each compact letter or scene, Colomy explores a world only one degree darker than ours. Surveillance, censorship, digital conformity, and corporate obedience all take center stage-but there's no caricature here. Instead, the stories unfold like déjà vu, pressing gently but firmly on the collective nerve of a society desensitized to its own erosion.

"Each page lands like a quiet punch. These vignettes aren't just fiction-they mirror the world outside the window... Feels less like reading and more like waking up mid-dream, realizing it's already real."
- Verified Amazon Reviewer

The short vignettes are formatted to be read in any order, Dear Mr. Orwell, Dear Mr. Huxley reads like the fever dream of someone fully awake. Fans of Black Mirror, 1984, Brave New World, or Fahrenheit 451 will recognize the DNA-but this isn't a retread. It's a bold new voice entering the conversation with scalpel precision and poetic dread.

This isn't a book about the future. It's about right now.
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Maria L Colomy, Publisher
2301 Bahama Point Avenue
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89031

Press Contact: Maria Colomy (931) 206-9026
maria@mariacolomy.com

About the Author
Maria Colomy is a former marketing director turned dystopian truth-teller. Known for her sharp wit and unflinching social critique, she is also the host of the feminist podcast B!tch Got Out of Line and the author of They Might Be Toxic, You're Not Triggered, You're Dysregulated. Her work explores power, autonomy, censorship, and what it means to reclaim your voice in a world that profits off your silence.

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