World Without War

World Without War, written by E. G. Von Wald in the mid-20th century, is a science fiction narrative that examines a future where individuals inhabit manufactured bodies. The story follows Mark, who struggles with his identity and feelings for Jennette while navigating a society that prioritizes social order over genuine human connection. Through their relationship, the narrative raises questions about cooperation, societal norms, and the implications of a war-free existence, ultimately depicting the tension between conformity and the desire for authentic relationships.