'Brown Morning' is a novella written by Frank Pavloff in December 1998. The plot, like the narrative style of 'Brown Morning,' is simple: two ordinary friends, watching the Brown State take shape, refuse to bother or do anything about it. Unbeknownst to them, as a result of the measures adopted and new laws, everything changes color: cats, dogs, newspapers, radio... There is no reason to worry—it is enough to simply comply with the new rules. But will the Brown State stop there? 'Brown Morning' is a manifesto against political unanimity, a metaphor for the 'brown shirts'—the nickname given to the Nazi SS police.