Molly Zero is a work of science fiction written in the second person by Keith Roberts. Originally published as a novella in the 1977 collection Triax [1] edited by Robert Silverberg, Molly Zero was later expanded into a full length novel and republished in 1980.
Molly Zero is a novel in which Molly Zero flees a training school that operates for the ruling class of Britain set 200 years in the future. [2]
Dave Langford reviewed Molly Zero for White Dwarf #74, and stated that "Roberts' simple and human story leaves you to decide whether the price of compromise (which includes all Molly's innocence) is too great." [2]
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