Solar Lottery by Philip K. Dick (Ray Childs)

The operating principle was random selection: positions of public power were decided by a sophisticated lottery and when the magnetic lottery bottle twitched, anyone could become the absolute ruler of the world, the Quizmaster. Benteley’s journey from obedient worker to leader represents the fluidity of identity in a world ruled by instability. It's also a critique of ambition: what does it mean to win in a broken system?

But with the power came the game – the assassination game – which everyone could watch on TV. Would the new man be good enough to evade his chosen killer? Which made for fascinating and exciting viewing, compelling enough to distract the public’s attention while the Big Five industrial complexes ran the world. Then, in 2203, with the choice of a member of a maverick cult as Quizmaster, the system developed a little hitch…...................................................................................................................................You bring the crypto.

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